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Electricity is a form of energy.
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It is generated by power sources
driven by water,
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steam, or atomic fission.
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The two leading electric
power producing countries
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in the world are
the United States of America
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and the union of the Soviet
socialist republics.
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The theory of electricity
is that atoms
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gain or lose electrons.
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Thus become positively
or negatively charged.
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In this way,
a current is produced
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and a current is designed
to flow through a circuit.
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In 1889, the first
electric chair
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was put into use
by the State of New York
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and it was hailed
as the most humane means
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of putting someone to death.
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Or as electrocution,
the condemned individual
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is simply made a part
of the circuit.
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Now who will be a witness
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for my lord
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yes, who will be a witness
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for my lord
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now who will be a witness
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for my lord
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who will be a witness
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for my lord
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give peace a chance
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all we are saying
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is give peace a chance
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No more war!
No more war!
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No more war!
No more war!
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No more war!
No more war!
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No more war!
No more war!
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Get out of here!
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Look at this.
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How horrible.
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Can you believe it?
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And what they aim for
is your crotch.
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Forget want
to think about the police today.
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We want
to have a nice holiday dinner.
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The turkey is cooling.
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And Robert,
you will mentally prepare yourself
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to carve in just a few moments.
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So, to get back
to the subject...
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A foundation.
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Right.
The Paul and Rochelle Isaacson foundation
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for revolutionary studies.
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Did you know
anything about this?
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Well, uh... Your sister's
been thinking about it,
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and...
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Oh.
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She has been talking
to some people here
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and in New York.
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She asked me if it's
technically feasible,
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which it is.
This is the year
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you come into equal
possession of the trust.
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The way Ascher set it up,
there are no conditions.
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It's our legacy, Daniel.
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What the movement
needs is money.
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We can do
great things together.
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Well, I mean, suppose...
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You know,
I happen to feel that demonstrating
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and getting busted
is not the way to do great things.
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All right. That's fair.
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Resistance is
just one thing, one alternative.
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But there are
other things going on
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everywhere.
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I'm going through changes
every day of my life.
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So is everyone.
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The proper stance...
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I believe, is not to
criticize from the outside,
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but to get inside
and help create.
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Susan, how is it
whenever you present me with an idea,
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you know, or ask me
to do something,
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it's in... it's in
a way calculated to turn me off?
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Maybe because not much is
required to turn you off.
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Let's try to keep
the discussion
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at a reasonably high plane.
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I try to, Robert.
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But anything that comes from me
is automatically suspect,
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right, Daniel?
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No, no. No.
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It's just that I hear about it
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almost as a privilege,
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you know, after
the decisions have been made.
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Forget it, Daniel, ok?
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Forget I said a thing.
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This really
makes me sad. It really does.
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Here we are in this
horrible imperialist war,
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we're burning people
in Vietnam,
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and the issue is
how I happen to talk.
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No, I'll tell you
what the issue is,
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the issue is if you want
to give away your money,
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why not just do it?
I mean,
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what do you got
to put the family tag on it for?
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What do you have
to advertise for?
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Because the name Isaacson
has meaning.
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It's important.
What happened to the Isaacsons is history.
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Do you hear that?
She fucking calls
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her own
mother and father the Isaacsons.
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Look, you two,
if you can't conduct a civil discussion...
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I'm not ashamed of my name.
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I'm proud of who I am...
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Unlike you.
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You should see the schmucky
way you come on in this world.
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Well, that may be.
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But I don't think a foundation
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is necessarily a good idea
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just 'cause it has
the name Isaacson.
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How's it going to
work? Who's it for?
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What'll it do?
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Well, why not just let it...
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Happen?
Give it a chance!
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You cop out
with this phony cynicism.
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Maybe you have a better idea what
to do with that blood money.
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That blood money
earned you a college education,
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straightened your teeth.
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Why can't you just admit
that you're a selfish prick?
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I don't want the bread.
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I mean, I thought...
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I thought
we'd give it to the Lewins.
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No. As guardian,
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that's the one alternative
that I can't permit.
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Yeah? Well,
you ought to reconsider.
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You're just due
for all the bullshit
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you put up with
the last dozen years.
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Don't worry, Daniel.
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You can forget
about the foundation.
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It doesn't need you.
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Go back to your life.
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Take this milk cow
with you and go back home.
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If this doesn't stop
right now, I'm not serving.
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Go back to the stacks, Daniel.
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The world needs
another graduate student.
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I don't have to go
out and get clubbed
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to... to justify
my existence!
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No, you'd rather jerk off
behind a book!
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Stop it, you two!
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Susan, you're
not handling this very well.
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Yes, she is!
She is, she is!
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She's a revolutionary!
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She's been to the barricades!
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She's got all the answers!
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Once it was sex.
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Sex was going to do
it for you, right?
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Then it was acid.
Acid was going to do it for you.
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Remember that,
susie? Huh? Huh?
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And before that, it was God.
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You knew all about God!
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And now it's revolution!
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The revolution!
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I thought we did
that! I thought we'd been through that!
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Susan.
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I don't believe it.
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Ah!
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I don't believe you.
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You really think...
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he thinks they were guilty.
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That's why he's like this.
Can't you see?
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I mean, what did they die
for? This piece of shit.
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Susan, please.
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My mother and father
were murdered!
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Why do you let him
sit here and do it again?
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Wages up, hours down!
Make New York a union town!
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Cossack!
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Capitalist goons!
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Cossack!
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Look out!
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Cossack!
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Cossack!
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You go to city?
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At night.
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Me, too.
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The fascists
are taking Europe, the world is dying,
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and you're playing
trotsky as politics!
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There would be no Hitler
today if not for Stalin.
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True or not?
That is simplistic!
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Where was Stalin
when united front and Germany
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could
have kept Hitler was seizing power?
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Now you're all
big anti-fascists.
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We're prepared
to grant you your righteousness. What then?
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Remember how you
broke up our meeting?
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Your people threw
chairs. I remember.
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Yesterday we were social fascists.
Today, we're your comrades.
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You're a simplistic sectarian.
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No, I'm not.
I'm Jewish.
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Then maybe you'll
explain to the Jews
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in Nazi concentration camps
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the fine points
of your dialectic!
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What about Spain?
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What about
the trotskyists in Spain?
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I have to get home.
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I'll see you home.
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Don't be foolish.
All the way to the Bronx?
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First you have to
ride downtown.
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So what?
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I can't invite you in.
My mother.
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I'll picket your mother.
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"And this possibility
now exists.
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"The seizure of the means
of production by society
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"puts an end
to commodity production
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"and therewith
to the domination
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"of the produce
over the producer.
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"To carry through this
world-emancipating act
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"is the historical mission
of the modern proletariat,
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"and it is the task
of scientific socialism
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"to bring to the consciousness
of the now oppressed class
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"the conditions and
the nature of the act
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which it is its destiny
to accomplish."
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I had a meeting.
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A meeting.
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With a boy?
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He's not my boy.
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Mama, would you like me
to ask him to dinner? Even tomorrow.
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And the three of us
can spend an evening.
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50 cents for my carfare,
$2.00 for my allowance.
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No.
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I gave $3.00
to the Scottsboro boys.
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The Scottsboro boys?
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Mama, we're trying to keep
them from being lynched!
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As God protected papa
from the sweatshops.
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Oy.
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Oy.
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We shall not be moved
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prouder is our leader
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we shall not be moved
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just like a tree
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that's standing by the water
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we shall not be moved
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Louder!
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Prouder is our leader
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we shall not be moved
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prouder is our leader
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we shall not be moved
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just like a tree
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that's standing by the water
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we shall not be moved...
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And those who excuse
the infamous Munich betrayal
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are loudest
in their condemnation
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of the nonaggression pact.
And why?
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Because by forcing Germany
to sign this pact,
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with one stroke of the pen,
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the Soviet union
overturns the design
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of Western imperialists.
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Hitler's warrings are
contained in the East,
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and mankind is diverted
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from the abyss
of darkness and destruction.
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The Soviet union is
the only socialist nation in the world,
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and she has done something
for the world
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which the world
will someday understand,
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if it doesn't already.
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Fantastic, comrade.
Fantastic!
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Great honor!
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A great honor!
Thank you, sir.
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I'm Dr. Selig Mindish,
the camp dentist.
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This is my wife sadie.
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A pleasure to meet you.
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Sadie. And my little
girl Linda.
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Oh, you were wonderful.
You were just wonderful.
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Hello, Linda.
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Wait, wait, wait.
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Paul! Paul! Paul!
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Right here! Right here!
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Comrade Bernheim?
Yes?
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Paul Isaacson.
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Hello, Paul.
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He's brilliant, brilliant.
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Nice to meet you.
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Rochelle.
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A gold and a cup.
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This is my friend Rochelle.
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Hello, Rochelle.
Nice to make your acquaintance.
283
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I got to hand it to him.
284
00:13:53,499 --> 00:13:56,501
Imagine making
a radio technician of Paul Isaacson.
285
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Well, you know something?
I do it well.
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I was first in my training.
I understand the army.
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I get along with the men.
288
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In basic, I pulled my weight.
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I was determined
those crackers would not have the occasion
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to laugh at a Jew
from New York.
291
00:14:08,514 --> 00:14:11,516
I ran with the heavy pack,
I climbed ropes,
292
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I crawled under machine gunfire
with real bullets.
293
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I did the push-ups,
and they came to respect me.
294
00:14:16,856 --> 00:14:18,356
And at night,
in our bull sessions,
295
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I told them our beliefs,
and they listened.
296
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And you know...
297
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Those Georgia crackers
living down there in the red Clay,
298
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they taught me a few things...
299
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the dignity of ordinary men...
300
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And the unsung heroism
of men who work the earth
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with their hands,
302
00:14:37,977 --> 00:14:41,980
and the good common sense
of the masses
303
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who have not had an education.
304
00:14:45,484 --> 00:14:47,485
And now, Paul.
305
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What now?
306
00:14:48,487 --> 00:14:50,488
Ah, who knows?
307
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I don't have my orders yet.
308
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God forbid you should
end up overseas.
309
00:14:54,994 --> 00:14:56,495
Why "God forbid"?
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Should we let the Soviet union
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00:15:00,099 --> 00:15:02,101
fight our battles for us?
312
00:15:06,605 --> 00:15:10,108
I'd be proud to be a part
of the second front,
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to meet our gallant
Soviet allies
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and to link arms with them.
315
00:16:22,366 --> 00:16:23,867
She was depressed,
316
00:16:23,868 --> 00:16:26,370
but that was nothing new.
317
00:16:27,371 --> 00:16:29,873
We wanted her
to come home for the weekend.
318
00:16:29,874 --> 00:16:32,375
She said she had plans.
319
00:16:32,376 --> 00:16:34,878
I didn't realize.
320
00:16:35,880 --> 00:16:37,881
She was making her classes,
321
00:16:37,882 --> 00:16:39,382
she was doing her work.
322
00:16:39,383 --> 00:16:40,383
Well, it's the politics.
323
00:16:40,384 --> 00:16:43,887
Last winter when Susan
terminated therapy,
324
00:16:43,888 --> 00:16:46,389
I warned her not
to get too involved.
325
00:16:46,390 --> 00:16:47,390
All that radial stuff.
326
00:16:47,391 --> 00:16:48,892
Who gets a strawberry
ice cream soda?
327
00:16:48,893 --> 00:16:49,894
Here.
328
00:16:51,395 --> 00:16:53,396
But of course she did.
329
00:16:53,397 --> 00:16:56,900
SDS, resistance.
Who knows what?
330
00:16:56,901 --> 00:17:00,070
In this family,
descent is traumatic.
331
00:17:00,071 --> 00:17:01,071
It's understandable.
332
00:17:01,072 --> 00:17:03,807
She bit off more
than she could chew.
333
00:17:03,808 --> 00:17:04,808
Susan's a willful person.
334
00:17:04,809 --> 00:17:06,810
I have great faith in her.
335
00:17:06,811 --> 00:17:09,813
If you're not
finishing that, pass it over here.
336
00:17:09,814 --> 00:17:11,815
Of course, I would be
insulting your intelligence
337
00:17:11,816 --> 00:17:14,317
if I didn't admit
that this is a pretty serious business.
338
00:17:14,318 --> 00:17:17,320
She's been down before
but this is the worst.
339
00:17:17,321 --> 00:17:20,123
What'd you do,
put ketchup on this?
340
00:17:20,124 --> 00:17:21,191
What?
341
00:17:21,192 --> 00:17:23,693
You... you put ketchup
on a club sandwich.
342
00:17:23,694 --> 00:17:25,095
Why not ketchup?
343
00:17:26,430 --> 00:17:28,431
On the other hand,
344
00:17:28,432 --> 00:17:31,434
she's got tremendous resources.
345
00:17:31,435 --> 00:17:33,436
We'll get her all settled
and then we can go to work.
346
00:17:33,437 --> 00:17:36,439
You don't put ketchup on
a club sandwich. Yuck.
347
00:17:36,440 --> 00:17:37,641
Yuck!
348
00:17:41,846 --> 00:17:45,315
Would you like something else?
How about ordering something?
349
00:17:45,316 --> 00:17:46,316
No, thanks, dad.
350
00:17:46,317 --> 00:17:47,317
I'd still have to sit here
351
00:17:47,318 --> 00:17:50,620
and listen to this schmuck
doctor talk about my sister.
352
00:17:50,621 --> 00:17:55,158
Daniel, I hope that you are prepared
to apologize to Dr. Duberstein.
353
00:17:55,159 --> 00:17:57,160
What is it about Susan and me
354
00:17:57,161 --> 00:17:58,662
that makes anyone
feel privileged
355
00:17:58,663 --> 00:18:00,664
to say anything at all to us?
356
00:18:00,665 --> 00:18:03,033
Who is this creep?
Who needs him?
357
00:18:03,034 --> 00:18:05,535
I called Dr. Duberstein
because I think we need him.
358
00:18:05,536 --> 00:18:07,537
Very badly.
359
00:18:07,538 --> 00:18:10,173
I think Susan needs him and I don't
think you're handling yourself well.
360
00:18:10,174 --> 00:18:13,176
She stopped going
to him because he was no fucking good.
361
00:18:13,177 --> 00:18:15,178
Now he can't even get
her out of there.
362
00:18:15,179 --> 00:18:17,681
Can't get her out
of a public asylum for wards of the State.
363
00:18:17,682 --> 00:18:19,716
Bums they pick up
off the street.
364
00:18:19,717 --> 00:18:21,217
One more night
in what happens to be
365
00:18:21,218 --> 00:18:24,387
one of the best hospitals in the
east is not going to hurt her.
366
00:18:24,388 --> 00:18:26,590
The situation's under control.
367
00:19:14,038 --> 00:19:15,538
We are a little late.
368
00:19:15,539 --> 00:19:18,041
I can tell from here
a tremendous crowd.
369
00:19:18,042 --> 00:19:21,044
You should feel proud.
Do you hear it?
370
00:19:21,045 --> 00:19:22,545
Now, when you get up there,
371
00:19:22,546 --> 00:19:24,547
keep your hands up,
stand straight,
372
00:19:24,548 --> 00:19:28,051
don't slump, so that
everyone can see you.
373
00:19:28,052 --> 00:19:29,552
Understand?
374
00:19:29,553 --> 00:19:31,554
I have something in my eye.
375
00:19:31,555 --> 00:19:33,056
We have no time,
Susan. Come.
376
00:19:33,057 --> 00:19:35,558
Just a minute,
Mr. Ascher.
377
00:19:35,559 --> 00:19:37,560
Please, Daniel, we are late.
378
00:19:37,561 --> 00:19:39,563
This is very important.
379
00:19:41,065 --> 00:19:43,733
Hurry! Hurry!
380
00:19:43,734 --> 00:19:46,736
I ask you, is this our
so-called American justice?
381
00:19:46,737 --> 00:19:50,340
Is this an example to the world
of American fair play?
382
00:19:50,341 --> 00:19:52,842
Can anyone believe this
heroic young couple,
383
00:19:52,843 --> 00:19:57,247
torn from their homes, separated
from their precious children
384
00:19:57,248 --> 00:19:59,749
are being persecuted
for anything more
385
00:19:59,750 --> 00:20:02,752
than their proudly held
left-wing views?
386
00:20:02,753 --> 00:20:06,189
For believing... for believing
in the dignity of man
387
00:20:06,190 --> 00:20:09,193
and the right of each
and every individual to the...
388
00:20:10,694 --> 00:20:12,195
These are the children.
389
00:20:12,196 --> 00:20:14,197
These are the children.
Let us through, please.
390
00:20:14,198 --> 00:20:15,632
I got their
children. Please.
391
00:20:15,633 --> 00:20:18,635
The trial of Paul
and Rochelle Isaacson.
392
00:20:18,636 --> 00:20:20,136
All the world
looks on with horror
393
00:20:20,137 --> 00:20:23,206
at this blatant
persecution of people...
394
00:20:23,207 --> 00:20:26,209
The platform. Please.
Get the children up there.
395
00:20:26,210 --> 00:20:27,210
The children.
396
00:20:27,211 --> 00:20:28,211
Daniel!
397
00:20:28,212 --> 00:20:29,312
Careful. The children.
398
00:20:29,313 --> 00:20:30,313
Let them by.
399
00:20:30,314 --> 00:20:32,482
Susan! Susan!
400
00:20:32,483 --> 00:20:34,484
The children.
401
00:20:34,485 --> 00:20:35,486
Here are the children!
402
00:20:37,688 --> 00:20:39,189
Be careful, be careful.
403
00:20:39,190 --> 00:20:40,958
Daniel!
404
00:20:44,829 --> 00:20:46,329
Free them! Free them!
405
00:20:46,330 --> 00:20:49,332
Free them! Free them!
406
00:20:49,333 --> 00:20:50,834
Free them! Free them!
407
00:20:50,835 --> 00:20:52,469
Free them! Free them!
408
00:20:52,470 --> 00:20:54,471
Free them! Free them!
409
00:20:54,472 --> 00:20:56,973
Free them! Free them!
410
00:20:56,974 --> 00:20:58,475
Free them! Free them!
411
00:20:58,476 --> 00:20:59,976
Free them! Free them!
412
00:20:59,977 --> 00:21:01,478
Free them! Free them!
413
00:21:01,479 --> 00:21:03,413
Free them! Free them!
414
00:21:03,414 --> 00:21:04,914
Free them! Free them!
415
00:21:04,915 --> 00:21:06,316
Free them! Free them!
416
00:21:06,317 --> 00:21:07,151
Here are the children!
417
00:21:11,555 --> 00:21:13,556
Free them! Free them!
418
00:21:13,557 --> 00:21:15,558
Free them! Free them!
419
00:21:15,559 --> 00:21:17,560
Free them! Free them!
420
00:21:17,561 --> 00:21:19,229
Free them! Free them!
421
00:21:19,230 --> 00:21:20,897
Free them! Free them!
422
00:21:20,898 --> 00:21:22,899
Free them! Free them!
423
00:21:22,900 --> 00:21:24,400
Free them! Free them!
424
00:21:24,401 --> 00:21:26,736
Free them! Free them!
425
00:21:26,737 --> 00:21:28,605
Free them! Free them!
426
00:21:28,606 --> 00:21:29,906
Free them! Free them!
427
00:21:29,907 --> 00:21:32,208
Free them! Free them!
428
00:21:32,209 --> 00:21:33,710
Free them! Free them!
429
00:21:33,711 --> 00:21:35,211
Free them! Free them!
430
00:21:35,212 --> 00:21:37,347
Free them! Free them!
431
00:21:37,348 --> 00:21:38,849
Free them.
432
00:21:41,352 --> 00:21:42,853
Are you ok?
433
00:21:46,357 --> 00:21:48,358
She was on her way to New York.
434
00:21:48,359 --> 00:21:49,860
Perhaps to see you.
435
00:21:52,363 --> 00:21:54,864
I don't think so.
436
00:21:54,865 --> 00:21:56,366
Dan, I see no reason
437
00:21:56,367 --> 00:21:58,368
why you shouldn't
hold onto the car...
438
00:21:58,369 --> 00:21:59,870
Till she gets better.
439
00:22:02,873 --> 00:22:05,375
We should have
spent more time...
440
00:22:07,378 --> 00:22:09,879
We should've never
stopped talking.
441
00:22:09,880 --> 00:22:13,383
She's a separate
person, Daniel.
442
00:22:13,384 --> 00:22:15,885
You lead separate lives.
443
00:22:15,886 --> 00:22:17,387
You know, maybe when
she gets better,
444
00:22:17,388 --> 00:22:18,888
Susan can come stay with us.
445
00:22:18,889 --> 00:22:20,890
I really want her to.
446
00:22:20,891 --> 00:22:23,893
We would love her
and the baby would love her.
447
00:22:23,894 --> 00:22:25,395
Daniel, this is an illness,
448
00:22:25,396 --> 00:22:27,398
and like any other illness,
it'll be treated.
449
00:22:35,673 --> 00:22:38,174
Well, what if she's...
450
00:22:38,175 --> 00:22:39,676
Not ill?
451
00:22:41,679 --> 00:22:43,180
I mean, what if she's...
452
00:22:47,184 --> 00:22:49,186
Inconsolable?
453
00:22:51,689 --> 00:22:53,690
Buy everything mommy
asked for, Daniel?
454
00:22:53,691 --> 00:22:55,191
Yes.
455
00:22:55,192 --> 00:22:56,192
See you got your
favorite cereal.
456
00:22:56,193 --> 00:22:57,193
Who's on the back?
457
00:22:57,194 --> 00:22:58,695
Joe DiMaggio.
458
00:22:58,696 --> 00:23:01,698
Why you suppose
they put his picture on a box of cereal?
459
00:23:01,699 --> 00:23:02,699
'Cause he's strong.
460
00:23:02,700 --> 00:23:05,201
That's right.
And although it doesn't say so
461
00:23:05,202 --> 00:23:07,470
in so many words,
it puts an idea in your mind...
462
00:23:07,471 --> 00:23:08,972
that if you eat this cereal,
463
00:23:08,973 --> 00:23:10,974
you'll be strong like he is.
464
00:23:10,975 --> 00:23:12,475
Yet if you look
at the nourishment
465
00:23:12,476 --> 00:23:13,810
this cereal contains,
466
00:23:13,811 --> 00:23:16,813
you'd see
you'd do better with ordinary oatmeal.
467
00:23:16,814 --> 00:23:18,314
Oatmeal has lumps.
468
00:23:18,315 --> 00:23:19,616
So they're lying,
469
00:23:19,617 --> 00:23:22,619
and that is what
advertising is...
470
00:23:22,620 --> 00:23:23,621
lying.
471
00:23:25,122 --> 00:23:29,626
Now, uh... Of course
not Joe DiMaggio,
472
00:23:29,627 --> 00:23:31,127
but one or another
473
00:23:31,128 --> 00:23:33,129
of your baseball heroes,
474
00:23:33,130 --> 00:23:36,199
he sells his name
and his picture
475
00:23:36,200 --> 00:23:38,701
to the cereal
company for money,
476
00:23:38,702 --> 00:23:40,703
saying he eats their cereal
477
00:23:40,704 --> 00:23:44,207
when in fact
he probably drinks beer
478
00:23:44,208 --> 00:23:45,708
and he smokes cigarettes.
479
00:23:45,709 --> 00:23:47,410
Yeah, it's funny.
480
00:23:47,411 --> 00:23:50,413
But what is
he but a worker like anyone
481
00:23:50,414 --> 00:23:53,416
who earns his bread
by his labor?
482
00:23:53,417 --> 00:23:55,918
And the fact
that he plays a game called baseball,
483
00:23:55,919 --> 00:23:57,920
that makes no difference.
484
00:23:57,921 --> 00:23:59,922
He is no better than the man
485
00:23:59,923 --> 00:24:00,923
who works in a factory.
486
00:24:00,924 --> 00:24:02,158
Do you know why?
487
00:24:02,159 --> 00:24:04,394
Because he doesn't
own the team.
488
00:24:04,395 --> 00:24:06,896
That's right.
489
00:24:06,897 --> 00:24:08,698
You're very smart.
490
00:24:09,700 --> 00:24:11,768
But at least he plays.
491
00:24:11,769 --> 00:24:15,271
And there are negro
baseball players,
492
00:24:15,272 --> 00:24:16,773
marvelous athletes
493
00:24:16,774 --> 00:24:19,008
who are not allowed to play
494
00:24:19,009 --> 00:24:21,010
because of?
495
00:24:21,011 --> 00:24:23,179
Because of Jim crow.
496
00:24:23,180 --> 00:24:24,681
Right.
497
00:24:24,682 --> 00:24:27,684
No matter how good they are.
498
00:24:27,685 --> 00:24:29,185
Truman announced today...
499
00:24:29,186 --> 00:24:30,587
it's working.
500
00:24:32,589 --> 00:24:34,090
Hi, grandma.
501
00:24:57,281 --> 00:24:59,082
Susan.
502
00:24:59,083 --> 00:25:01,084
The smell is terrible.
503
00:25:01,085 --> 00:25:02,418
Can you open the window?
504
00:25:02,419 --> 00:25:04,220
All the windows are open.
505
00:25:04,221 --> 00:25:05,722
Maybe if the driving
were smoother,
506
00:25:05,723 --> 00:25:07,724
the children would
not get carsick.
507
00:25:07,725 --> 00:25:09,525
Everyone had
the same idea today.
508
00:25:09,526 --> 00:25:12,729
I find no fault in the driving.
509
00:25:22,139 --> 00:25:23,740
Paul, that's nonsense.
510
00:25:23,741 --> 00:25:25,742
Foster and Dennis are in jail.
511
00:25:25,743 --> 00:25:26,743
The party is a shambles.
512
00:25:26,744 --> 00:25:27,744
Under Browder...
Browder?
513
00:25:27,745 --> 00:25:29,746
All right, all right.
But under Browder,
514
00:25:29,747 --> 00:25:31,748
the party was at least
connected to something.
515
00:25:31,749 --> 00:25:33,750
Now we're alone.
516
00:25:33,751 --> 00:25:34,751
And what they're
not destroying,
517
00:25:34,752 --> 00:25:36,252
we're destroying ourselves.
518
00:25:36,253 --> 00:25:38,254
Sometimes I wonder
what's happened to our lives.
519
00:25:38,255 --> 00:25:42,258
I find it hard
to remember what we've accomplished.
520
00:25:42,259 --> 00:25:45,762
So, things are bad
at the moment.
521
00:25:45,763 --> 00:25:47,263
They're very bad.
522
00:25:47,264 --> 00:25:48,765
The party's had some effect,
523
00:25:48,766 --> 00:25:50,767
or there would be
no reaction, huh?
524
00:25:50,768 --> 00:25:53,770
What have we done
for the working class?
525
00:25:53,771 --> 00:25:56,774
Is it nothing?
And the negroes?
526
00:26:09,119 --> 00:26:10,119
You having a good time?
527
00:26:10,120 --> 00:26:12,121
Yep.
Heat and the traffic,
528
00:26:12,122 --> 00:26:13,122
they don't matter now, do they?
529
00:26:13,123 --> 00:26:14,123
Nope.
530
00:26:14,124 --> 00:26:15,625
Ocean's beautiful, huh?
Uh-huh.
531
00:26:15,626 --> 00:26:16,626
So you see?
532
00:26:16,627 --> 00:26:18,628
Some things are worth
the effort, huh?
533
00:26:18,629 --> 00:26:20,129
Yeah!
534
00:26:20,130 --> 00:26:21,831
Ha ha ha ha!
535
00:26:26,670 --> 00:26:29,172
Sadie, how are ya?
536
00:26:33,644 --> 00:26:35,112
Daniel's a good boy.
537
00:26:38,148 --> 00:26:40,150
This is for a good boy.
538
00:26:41,151 --> 00:26:43,119
Daniel is a good boy.
539
00:26:54,598 --> 00:26:56,098
Can't I go?
540
00:26:56,099 --> 00:26:57,099
It's time to go!
541
00:26:57,100 --> 00:26:59,602
I'm ready.
The sandwiches are in the icebox.
542
00:26:59,603 --> 00:27:01,103
Can't I go?
543
00:27:01,104 --> 00:27:02,104
Your father's in charge.
544
00:27:02,105 --> 00:27:04,607
Please, Rochelle,
don't start that.
545
00:27:04,608 --> 00:27:05,608
If there was the slightest
chance of trouble,
546
00:27:05,609 --> 00:27:07,610
do you think I'd let you go,
let alone the boy go?
547
00:27:07,611 --> 00:27:08,611
Be sensible.
548
00:27:08,612 --> 00:27:10,112
Don't talk to me
of being sensible.
549
00:27:10,113 --> 00:27:11,614
There's a court order,
for God's sake. What could happen?
550
00:27:11,615 --> 00:27:13,115
Well, what's the problem?
551
00:27:13,116 --> 00:27:14,116
No problem.
552
00:27:14,117 --> 00:27:15,618
We're having a meeting
in the bathroom.
553
00:27:15,619 --> 00:27:18,120
We're deciding
whether to take Daniel.
554
00:27:18,121 --> 00:27:20,122
My Linda's coming. Why not?
555
00:27:20,123 --> 00:27:22,124
Lots of children are going.
556
00:27:22,125 --> 00:27:24,126
Is the little prince
afraid to go?
557
00:27:24,127 --> 00:27:25,127
Don't you want your son
558
00:27:25,128 --> 00:27:27,129
to hear one of
the great voices of our time?
559
00:27:27,130 --> 00:27:29,131
Is it such a terrible
crime if he can see Robeson,
560
00:27:29,132 --> 00:27:33,135
the great people's artist?
561
00:27:33,136 --> 00:27:34,637
Danny, go get your blue jacket,
562
00:27:34,638 --> 00:27:36,639
and tie your shoelaces
and pull up your socks,
563
00:27:36,640 --> 00:27:39,642
and then when you get
back, I want you to go to the bathroom
564
00:27:39,643 --> 00:27:41,144
even if you don't have to.
565
00:27:45,249 --> 00:27:47,751
Come on.
It's about time.
566
00:28:03,934 --> 00:28:06,936
Grandma's running away again.
567
00:28:06,937 --> 00:28:09,438
I see. Don't worry.
568
00:28:09,439 --> 00:28:11,941
Why is grandma crazy?
569
00:28:11,942 --> 00:28:14,277
She can't stand
the torment of her life.
570
00:28:14,278 --> 00:28:19,282
Far and wide
as the eye can wander
571
00:28:19,283 --> 00:28:23,786
heathen folk are everywhere
572
00:28:23,787 --> 00:28:28,791
not a bird sings out
to cheer us
573
00:28:28,792 --> 00:28:34,463
folks are standing
gaunt and bare
574
00:28:34,464 --> 00:28:38,968
we are the people's soldiers
575
00:28:38,969 --> 00:28:43,172
we're marching
with our strengths
576
00:28:43,173 --> 00:28:46,876
to beyond
577
00:29:45,889 --> 00:29:48,091
Hi.
578
00:29:56,099 --> 00:29:57,600
How's your wife?
579
00:29:58,602 --> 00:30:00,103
Fine.
580
00:30:02,606 --> 00:30:04,607
Your baby?
581
00:30:04,608 --> 00:30:06,108
He's fine, too.
582
00:30:06,109 --> 00:30:08,611
He's fine.
583
00:30:08,612 --> 00:30:10,112
He came along.
584
00:30:10,113 --> 00:30:11,614
He's downstairs.
585
00:30:13,116 --> 00:30:15,618
It's serious.
586
00:30:15,619 --> 00:30:19,622
Mmm, no.
I don't think it's...
587
00:30:19,623 --> 00:30:22,125
I don't think it's so serious.
588
00:30:24,127 --> 00:30:26,128
But the Lewins, too.
589
00:30:26,129 --> 00:30:30,633
Uh, yeah,
their car just... just pulled in.
590
00:30:33,136 --> 00:30:35,638
That's pretty serious...
591
00:30:37,641 --> 00:30:40,643
When my whole family's here.
592
00:30:40,644 --> 00:30:43,646
How su-supportive...
593
00:30:43,647 --> 00:30:45,648
Of miss.
594
00:30:45,649 --> 00:30:47,650
What?
595
00:30:47,651 --> 00:30:52,656
Good God, am I going
to have to see them?
596
00:30:54,658 --> 00:30:56,659
And I like ira, believe me.
597
00:30:56,660 --> 00:30:58,661
I got to believe that gnome.
598
00:30:58,662 --> 00:31:00,162
No matter how bad it gets,
599
00:31:00,163 --> 00:31:04,667
you and I can never
bring him down totally.
600
00:31:04,668 --> 00:31:08,671
And that's
his saving grace, isn't it?
601
00:31:08,672 --> 00:31:11,173
The right to do
irreparable harm
602
00:31:11,174 --> 00:31:12,675
is a blood right.
603
00:31:16,680 --> 00:31:18,114
Oh.
604
00:31:24,621 --> 00:31:26,622
It's...
605
00:31:26,623 --> 00:31:29,626
It's just that I...
606
00:31:31,628 --> 00:31:33,129
I'm...
607
00:31:34,130 --> 00:31:36,632
I'm so overcome with it.
608
00:31:39,135 --> 00:31:41,637
Overcome with
the calamity of it.
609
00:31:41,638 --> 00:31:42,638
Hey, it's ok.
610
00:31:42,639 --> 00:31:43,640
Hey.
611
00:31:45,041 --> 00:31:48,544
And I feel like, uh...
612
00:31:48,545 --> 00:31:52,047
And I feel like, uh,
something's been, uh...
613
00:31:52,048 --> 00:31:54,049
Torn...
614
00:31:54,050 --> 00:31:55,918
Torn...
615
00:31:57,420 --> 00:31:58,987
I forget what...
616
00:31:58,988 --> 00:32:01,990
What it is you're
supposed to expect
617
00:32:01,991 --> 00:32:03,892
from being alive.
618
00:32:05,729 --> 00:32:07,229
It's ok.
619
00:32:07,230 --> 00:32:08,664
It's ok.
620
00:32:13,570 --> 00:32:15,572
Glad you came.
621
00:32:18,074 --> 00:32:19,575
Daniel.
622
00:32:22,579 --> 00:32:26,081
You know,
I had something to tell you.
623
00:32:26,082 --> 00:32:30,586
I can't remember what it was.
624
00:32:30,587 --> 00:32:32,589
I can't.
625
00:32:48,605 --> 00:32:53,109
They're still
fucking us, Daniel.
626
00:32:55,111 --> 00:32:57,613
You get the picture?
627
00:33:04,387 --> 00:33:06,889
Drawing and quartering
was a form of execution
628
00:33:06,890 --> 00:33:09,391
favored by the English kings,
629
00:33:09,392 --> 00:33:10,893
except if he was an aristocrat,
630
00:33:10,894 --> 00:33:12,394
in which case,
he was simply beheaded.
631
00:33:12,395 --> 00:33:14,897
The offender was hanged
and cut down
632
00:33:14,898 --> 00:33:17,399
before he was dead.
633
00:33:17,400 --> 00:33:23,439
Then he was emasculated,
disemboweled.
634
00:33:23,440 --> 00:33:27,509
And his entrails were set on
fire in front of his eyes.
635
00:33:27,510 --> 00:33:30,012
This ritual was completed
with a hacking
636
00:33:30,013 --> 00:33:32,514
of the body into four parts.
637
00:33:32,515 --> 00:33:34,483
The quarters being
thrown to the dogs.
638
00:33:36,653 --> 00:33:38,654
Where did you get that?
639
00:33:38,655 --> 00:33:39,655
It was on order.
640
00:33:39,656 --> 00:33:41,156
Can I take it home?
641
00:33:41,157 --> 00:33:44,159
Just a minute,
Danny. Come here.
642
00:33:44,160 --> 00:33:46,028
Radio.
643
00:33:51,034 --> 00:33:53,035
Mindish has been arrested.
644
00:33:53,036 --> 00:33:54,536
What?
645
00:33:54,537 --> 00:33:55,538
Keep your voice down.
646
00:33:58,041 --> 00:34:01,043
Early this morning,
while I was eating breakfast,
647
00:34:01,044 --> 00:34:03,045
the FBI comes,
takes him downtown.
648
00:34:03,046 --> 00:34:04,546
Oh, my God.
649
00:34:04,547 --> 00:34:07,549
Well... Don't say
anything to anyone.
650
00:34:07,550 --> 00:34:09,551
You just, um...
651
00:34:09,552 --> 00:34:12,054
Go about your business
652
00:34:12,055 --> 00:34:14,056
and let everything
remain the same.
653
00:34:14,057 --> 00:34:15,057
I get upstairs, we'll talk.
654
00:34:15,058 --> 00:34:17,059
How do you know this?
655
00:34:17,060 --> 00:34:18,560
Sadie Mindish told me. I don't
understand the brains of some people.
656
00:34:18,561 --> 00:34:19,561
She says Selig wanted me.
657
00:34:19,562 --> 00:34:21,063
No, he tells her to call me.
658
00:34:21,064 --> 00:34:22,064
Ohh.
659
00:34:22,065 --> 00:34:23,065
What did he do?
You got to keep count.
660
00:34:23,066 --> 00:34:24,366
Where
is Dr. Mindish?
661
00:34:24,367 --> 00:34:25,367
They're insane.
662
00:34:25,368 --> 00:34:27,369
They think he's done
something wrong.
663
00:34:27,370 --> 00:34:30,372
Ah! That's my honey!
Huh? Ahh!
664
00:34:30,373 --> 00:34:32,374
How's my little girl?
665
00:34:32,375 --> 00:34:33,375
If they didn't arrest people,
666
00:34:33,376 --> 00:34:34,877
they'd have nothing to do.
667
00:34:34,878 --> 00:34:35,878
Do me a favor, Rochelle.
668
00:34:35,879 --> 00:34:36,879
Take the groceries upstairs.
669
00:34:36,880 --> 00:34:38,380
I'll be home at the usual time.
670
00:34:38,381 --> 00:34:39,882
It's only
the coming of fascism.
671
00:34:39,883 --> 00:34:41,884
Why should
we be surprised, huh?
672
00:34:41,885 --> 00:34:43,318
I'm glad they arrested him.
673
00:34:43,319 --> 00:34:44,686
Danny!
674
00:34:44,687 --> 00:34:47,189
He likes to hurt you.
675
00:34:47,190 --> 00:34:48,724
He says stupid things.
676
00:34:52,695 --> 00:34:53,695
Hi, mom.
677
00:34:53,696 --> 00:34:55,197
Hello, Danny.
678
00:34:57,200 --> 00:34:59,201
Danny...
679
00:34:59,202 --> 00:35:01,203
Stay out of there.
680
00:35:01,204 --> 00:35:04,673
Hello there, young fellow.
Home from school?
681
00:35:04,674 --> 00:35:05,607
What grade you in, son?
682
00:35:05,608 --> 00:35:07,409
Yeah, right.
683
00:35:08,678 --> 00:35:13,682
Well, uh, our lawyer's
just advised me
684
00:35:13,683 --> 00:35:16,685
that, um, I don't
have to talk to you
685
00:35:16,686 --> 00:35:18,787
if I don't want to.
686
00:35:18,788 --> 00:35:21,290
A particular that you
neglected to mention.
687
00:35:21,291 --> 00:35:22,791
Oh, yes, sir,
Mr. Isaacson,
688
00:35:22,792 --> 00:35:24,793
we were just hoping that
you would cooperate with us.
689
00:35:24,794 --> 00:35:26,295
See, we're looking
for some information.
690
00:35:26,296 --> 00:35:27,629
You're a friend
of Dr. Mindish,
691
00:35:27,630 --> 00:35:30,632
and you might be able
to help him.
692
00:35:30,633 --> 00:35:33,635
I'll be glad to answer
any of your questions
693
00:35:33,636 --> 00:35:35,871
in a court of law.
694
00:35:35,872 --> 00:35:38,741
Are you denying now
that you know him?
695
00:35:42,545 --> 00:35:44,546
I will answer any questions
696
00:35:44,547 --> 00:35:46,048
in a court of law.
697
00:35:55,892 --> 00:35:57,893
I don't know what they want.
698
00:35:57,894 --> 00:35:59,394
They are fishy.
699
00:35:59,395 --> 00:36:01,196
They're
dumb, clumsy, obvious people.
700
00:36:02,932 --> 00:36:04,866
"Polizei" don't have to be smart.
701
00:36:04,867 --> 00:36:06,268
Don't worry.
702
00:36:07,770 --> 00:36:09,771
Mindish is not going to suffer
703
00:36:09,772 --> 00:36:12,341
from anything we say.
704
00:36:12,342 --> 00:36:13,643
There's no reason to be afraid.
705
00:36:15,912 --> 00:36:17,412
They're still here.
706
00:36:17,413 --> 00:36:18,914
What?
707
00:36:25,421 --> 00:36:28,924
That's just part
of the treatment! Huh?
708
00:36:33,930 --> 00:36:34,931
Damn them.
709
00:36:37,934 --> 00:36:40,435
They can sit out there forever
710
00:36:40,436 --> 00:36:42,037
for all I care,
huh? Huh?
711
00:36:42,038 --> 00:36:43,039
Come here.
712
00:36:47,610 --> 00:36:49,611
You don't understand!
Do you understand that?!
713
00:36:49,612 --> 00:36:52,114
You're not here all the time!
714
00:36:52,115 --> 00:36:54,116
You're behaving
like a child. Now stop it!
715
00:36:54,117 --> 00:36:56,118
You cannot expect
to handle this without a lawyer!
716
00:36:56,119 --> 00:36:57,619
So, who do you recommend?
717
00:36:57,620 --> 00:36:59,454
What's his name?
The first one you called.
718
00:36:59,455 --> 00:37:01,456
He wants
no part of it. None of it.
719
00:37:01,457 --> 00:37:03,959
I'm looking in the phone book!
720
00:37:07,964 --> 00:37:10,466
Ascher. Jacob Ascher.
721
00:37:14,804 --> 00:37:17,572
Maniacs... With guns!
722
00:37:17,573 --> 00:37:19,675
They think they've got
John Dillinger.
723
00:37:19,676 --> 00:37:22,210
Haven't you hounded us enough?
724
00:37:22,211 --> 00:37:24,413
Can't you leave us alone?!
725
00:37:55,445 --> 00:37:56,946
Morning.
726
00:38:50,833 --> 00:38:51,834
Let's go.
727
00:38:59,175 --> 00:39:01,676
I'll kill you!
I'll kill you!
728
00:39:01,677 --> 00:39:05,180
I'll kill you!
I'll kill you! I'll kill you!
729
00:39:05,181 --> 00:39:06,515
Paul...
730
00:39:07,850 --> 00:39:08,750
Ascher!
731
00:39:15,925 --> 00:39:19,928
I suppose I'm a religious man.
732
00:39:19,929 --> 00:39:22,230
For many years now,
when I've had the time,
733
00:39:22,231 --> 00:39:23,965
I've been working on a book
734
00:39:23,966 --> 00:39:26,968
showing the contributions
of the old testament
735
00:39:26,969 --> 00:39:28,971
to American law.
736
00:39:30,473 --> 00:39:33,909
What is happening today
in this country is paganism.
737
00:39:33,910 --> 00:39:36,112
That's the only word for it.
738
00:39:38,381 --> 00:39:40,882
He's been indicted,
739
00:39:40,883 --> 00:39:43,385
along with Selig Mindish
and nine others,
740
00:39:43,386 --> 00:39:48,890
for conspiring to violate
the espionage act of 1917.
741
00:39:48,891 --> 00:39:51,894
Bail has been set at $100,000.
742
00:39:53,896 --> 00:39:56,898
On the basis of what evidence?
743
00:39:56,899 --> 00:39:58,400
Well...
744
00:39:58,401 --> 00:40:02,404
A... conspiracy charge
usually requires evidence
745
00:40:02,405 --> 00:40:04,406
like a confession.
746
00:40:04,407 --> 00:40:07,909
Somebody in the conspiracy
has to say it existed.
747
00:40:07,910 --> 00:40:09,411
What conspiracy?
748
00:40:09,412 --> 00:40:11,913
In legal terms, it means simply
749
00:40:11,914 --> 00:40:13,915
an agreement among people
to do something,
750
00:40:13,916 --> 00:40:14,916
that they intended
to do something.
751
00:40:14,917 --> 00:40:17,419
Paul...
752
00:40:17,420 --> 00:40:20,422
Is not accused
of stealing atomic secrets.
753
00:40:20,423 --> 00:40:22,424
That is correct.
754
00:40:22,425 --> 00:40:25,427
He's accused
of conspiring to steal secrets.
755
00:40:25,428 --> 00:40:26,928
That is correct.
756
00:40:26,929 --> 00:40:27,929
With Selig Mindish.
757
00:40:27,930 --> 00:40:29,431
That is correct.
758
00:40:29,432 --> 00:40:31,267
That doesn't sound as serious.
759
00:40:35,071 --> 00:40:37,339
It's as serious as it can be.
760
00:40:37,340 --> 00:40:39,841
But if they don't
charge espionage,
761
00:40:39,842 --> 00:40:42,844
but only what,
intending to do espionage,
762
00:40:42,845 --> 00:40:44,346
that means they
have no evidence
763
00:40:44,347 --> 00:40:45,780
that anything was done.
764
00:40:45,781 --> 00:40:46,781
That...
that is correct.
765
00:40:46,782 --> 00:40:48,717
Well, isn't that weaker?
766
00:40:48,718 --> 00:40:50,552
What evidence can you provide
767
00:40:50,553 --> 00:40:51,853
of what was in someone's head?
768
00:40:51,854 --> 00:40:53,855
Tell me.
I don't understand.
769
00:40:53,856 --> 00:40:56,858
As I said, a conspiracy
770
00:40:56,859 --> 00:40:59,861
is, by its nature, secretive.
771
00:40:59,862 --> 00:41:03,131
Only the people in it
can prove its existence.
772
00:41:03,132 --> 00:41:07,135
That's why I think they
have forced a confession.
773
00:41:07,136 --> 00:41:08,036
Who? How can they?
774
00:41:08,037 --> 00:41:10,706
I think they have
Selig Mindish.
775
00:41:13,242 --> 00:41:15,243
Are you all right?
Are you all right?
776
00:41:15,244 --> 00:41:16,745
Where's the boy?
Daniel!
777
00:41:16,746 --> 00:41:18,246
I'm all right.
778
00:41:18,247 --> 00:41:21,049
Help! Bring your mother
a glass of water. Quickly!
779
00:41:21,050 --> 00:41:23,018
My God.
Oh, my God.
780
00:41:26,422 --> 00:41:29,925
I think about moving
out of New York.
781
00:41:29,926 --> 00:41:32,928
I think about it all the time.
782
00:41:32,929 --> 00:41:35,931
You know,
after Susan gets well.
783
00:41:35,932 --> 00:41:38,433
Maybe we could go out west
784
00:41:38,434 --> 00:41:40,435
or northwest somewhere.
785
00:41:40,436 --> 00:41:42,437
She's not going to get well.
786
00:41:42,438 --> 00:41:46,442
Some small campus,
when you finish your degree.
787
00:41:47,944 --> 00:41:49,411
What?
788
00:41:49,412 --> 00:41:51,913
It's conceivable.
789
00:41:51,914 --> 00:41:53,415
She may not want to make it.
790
00:41:54,517 --> 00:41:56,652
Daniel, don't talk like that.
791
00:41:59,155 --> 00:42:01,656
She's planning to die on me.
792
00:42:01,657 --> 00:42:03,659
It's the family tradition.
793
00:42:06,162 --> 00:42:07,663
That's gross.
794
00:42:09,665 --> 00:42:12,667
Listen, how can someone
with such a big ass
795
00:42:12,668 --> 00:42:14,136
have such a small brain?
796
00:42:17,206 --> 00:42:21,209
Now listen, my sister Susan
stopped off in the ladies' room
797
00:42:21,210 --> 00:42:24,713
at a holiday inn
on the Massachusetts turnpike,
798
00:42:24,714 --> 00:42:26,715
and she slit her wrists
799
00:42:26,716 --> 00:42:29,217
with a stainless steel
razor blade.
800
00:42:29,218 --> 00:42:32,988
I mean, wouldn't you say
something was communicated?
801
00:42:32,989 --> 00:42:34,490
Huh?
802
00:42:36,993 --> 00:42:38,394
I guess.
803
00:42:40,229 --> 00:42:41,730
You guess.
804
00:42:41,731 --> 00:42:44,232
Well, what happened
when we found out?
805
00:42:44,233 --> 00:42:46,234
What did we do?
806
00:42:46,235 --> 00:42:47,736
We went up there.
807
00:42:47,737 --> 00:42:49,738
We went to see her.
808
00:42:49,739 --> 00:42:50,872
You're right.
809
00:42:50,873 --> 00:42:53,375
So it was kind of
a summons, wasn't it?
810
00:42:53,376 --> 00:42:57,380
I mean, what she did
acted on us as kind of a summons, right?
811
00:43:00,349 --> 00:43:02,350
Daniel, when you're unhappy,
812
00:43:02,351 --> 00:43:03,852
you always take it out on me.
813
00:43:05,821 --> 00:43:09,324
Doesn't it bother you
that in Susan's mind
814
00:43:09,325 --> 00:43:12,327
everything
I've done as an adult,
815
00:43:12,328 --> 00:43:14,330
including marrying you...
816
00:43:15,831 --> 00:43:16,832
Is a waste?
817
00:43:19,835 --> 00:43:22,337
Go back to the stacks, Daniel.
818
00:43:23,339 --> 00:43:26,841
The world needs
another graduate student.
819
00:43:26,842 --> 00:43:30,345
Why don't you just admit
that you're a selfish prick?
820
00:43:31,847 --> 00:43:34,349
You cop out
with this phony cynicism.
821
00:43:36,352 --> 00:43:39,855
I'm not ashamed of my name!
I'm proud of who I am!
822
00:43:41,857 --> 00:43:44,359
I mean, what did they die for?
823
00:43:44,360 --> 00:43:45,861
This piece of shit.
824
00:43:49,365 --> 00:43:53,369
They're still fucking us,
Daniel.
825
00:43:55,371 --> 00:43:57,373
You get the picture?
826
00:44:00,928 --> 00:44:02,929
The cake is a big success.
827
00:44:02,930 --> 00:44:04,431
I'm glad.
828
00:44:04,432 --> 00:44:08,535
It's not smart
to come here, Ben. You're a foolish man.
829
00:44:08,536 --> 00:44:11,037
Today we have only
police for company.
830
00:44:11,038 --> 00:44:12,772
Police and photographers.
831
00:44:12,773 --> 00:44:15,775
The party in its wisdom
has decided we don't exist.
832
00:44:15,776 --> 00:44:17,277
Would you like more tea?
833
00:44:17,278 --> 00:44:18,778
Don't fuss, don't fuss.
834
00:44:18,779 --> 00:44:21,781
It's all right. I like
to have things to do.
835
00:44:21,782 --> 00:44:25,819
I've been keeping
the store opened since the FBI unsealed it.
836
00:44:25,820 --> 00:44:28,989
I thought Paul's
customers would want their property back.
837
00:44:28,990 --> 00:44:31,992
We need every dollar
but nobody comes.
838
00:44:31,993 --> 00:44:33,994
We're contaminated, you see.
839
00:44:33,995 --> 00:44:35,996
What possessed him to do it?
Can you tell me?
840
00:44:35,997 --> 00:44:37,497
All these years.
841
00:44:37,498 --> 00:44:40,000
I just can't understand
what possesses a man
842
00:44:40,001 --> 00:44:41,501
to do something so terrible.
843
00:44:41,502 --> 00:44:45,005
To ruin a family,
the lives of children.
844
00:44:45,006 --> 00:44:46,506
And I can't forgive
his wife either.
845
00:44:46,507 --> 00:44:49,576
There's never been any love lost
between sadie Mindish and me.
846
00:44:49,577 --> 00:44:51,578
God knows what they
concocted between them.
847
00:44:51,579 --> 00:44:53,079
Look, I want you
to tell your lawyer
848
00:44:53,080 --> 00:44:55,081
that I'll make myself
useful in any way I can.
849
00:44:55,082 --> 00:44:57,350
I'll testify as your
witness, anything.
850
00:44:57,351 --> 00:44:59,352
Paul discussed
this with Ascher.
851
00:44:59,353 --> 00:45:02,856
Anyone who associates
with us is suspect.
852
00:45:02,857 --> 00:45:06,359
He says he couldn't
bear the responsibility.
853
00:45:06,360 --> 00:45:08,361
Neither could I, Ben.
It's enough to know you've offered.
854
00:45:08,362 --> 00:45:09,362
Some financial help...
855
00:45:09,363 --> 00:45:10,364
I miss him so.
856
00:45:13,367 --> 00:45:15,368
Ascher says he's fine.
857
00:45:15,369 --> 00:45:17,371
His letters say he's fine.
858
00:45:18,873 --> 00:45:21,875
How can a man in jail be fine?
859
00:45:21,876 --> 00:45:24,378
He's locked up
like some common criminal.
860
00:45:28,215 --> 00:45:29,716
Good morning, Daniel.
861
00:45:29,717 --> 00:45:31,718
You remember
Mrs. Bittleman?
862
00:45:31,719 --> 00:45:33,720
She was a friend
of your grandma's.
863
00:45:33,721 --> 00:45:34,722
She's sitting with Susan.
864
00:45:37,725 --> 00:45:39,225
Where are you going?
865
00:45:39,226 --> 00:45:41,227
I have to go downtown
866
00:45:41,228 --> 00:45:43,229
to testify
before the grand jury.
867
00:45:43,230 --> 00:45:45,231
Thank God
for Mrs. Bittleman.
868
00:45:45,232 --> 00:45:47,734
She lost her son
Jerome in the war.
869
00:45:47,735 --> 00:45:49,736
For her, misery
has no politics.
870
00:45:49,737 --> 00:45:51,237
How does this look?
871
00:45:51,238 --> 00:45:54,240
Good.
872
00:45:54,241 --> 00:45:56,743
You want to shut
the clasp for me?
873
00:46:06,754 --> 00:46:09,757
Your father gave me this
before we were married.
874
00:46:11,759 --> 00:46:14,261
This I won't pawn,
no matter what.
875
00:46:22,269 --> 00:46:24,270
Danny.
876
00:46:24,271 --> 00:46:25,772
Don't go.
877
00:46:25,773 --> 00:46:27,273
I don't want you to go.
878
00:46:27,274 --> 00:46:29,275
But I have to go.
879
00:46:29,276 --> 00:46:33,780
The government lawyers
want to talk to me about your father.
880
00:46:33,781 --> 00:46:37,284
I'll be able to tell them
what a terrible thing they're doing.
881
00:46:44,792 --> 00:46:47,795
I always forget
how young you are.
882
00:46:49,797 --> 00:46:53,299
You are such a big, brave boy,
883
00:46:53,300 --> 00:46:56,302
and you take
such good care of Susan,
884
00:46:56,303 --> 00:46:57,804
I forget you're a baby, too.
885
00:46:57,805 --> 00:46:59,305
I'm not a baby.
886
00:46:59,306 --> 00:47:01,308
You're my baby.
887
00:47:06,313 --> 00:47:09,816
I should be back
before you're out of school.
888
00:47:09,817 --> 00:47:12,819
In case I'm not,
889
00:47:12,820 --> 00:47:15,322
have a snack
and take Susan to the park.
890
00:47:16,323 --> 00:47:19,826
For lunch, I made you
a peanut butter sandwich
891
00:47:19,827 --> 00:47:21,828
and an apple.
892
00:47:21,829 --> 00:47:23,330
In the icebox.
893
00:48:03,537 --> 00:48:05,338
Your mama leave you here alone?
894
00:48:07,108 --> 00:48:09,109
Mrs. Bittleman
was here,
895
00:48:09,110 --> 00:48:11,744
but she went home
to make us some dinner.
896
00:48:11,745 --> 00:48:13,747
Ain't nobody told you?
897
00:48:16,217 --> 00:48:17,217
What?
898
00:48:17,218 --> 00:48:21,722
Dear Jesus.
Is on the radio.
899
00:48:26,160 --> 00:48:29,529
I'm a widow.
I have no one.
900
00:48:29,530 --> 00:48:32,031
I stand on my feet
12 hours a day.
901
00:48:32,032 --> 00:48:34,467
How can I afford to do
what you're asking?
902
00:48:34,468 --> 00:48:36,970
Mrs. Stein,
I'm not asking you to do anything.
903
00:48:36,971 --> 00:48:39,305
Paul's your brother, not mine.
904
00:48:39,306 --> 00:48:43,309
God help me. I was always
the responsible one.
905
00:48:43,310 --> 00:48:45,812
From the time we were children,
906
00:48:45,813 --> 00:48:47,313
if you didn't
put his food in front of him,
907
00:48:47,314 --> 00:48:48,314
he wouldn't eat.
908
00:48:48,315 --> 00:48:50,817
If you didn't
hold his money for him, he would lose it.
909
00:48:50,818 --> 00:48:52,785
It was always Frieda...
910
00:48:52,786 --> 00:48:54,787
the good-natured slob.
911
00:48:54,788 --> 00:48:57,290
They seem to enjoy
the television.
912
00:48:57,291 --> 00:48:59,792
Do you have
a television, Mrs. Stein?
913
00:48:59,793 --> 00:49:02,295
What? No.
Who can afford it?
914
00:49:02,296 --> 00:49:04,797
It's an expensive item.
915
00:49:04,798 --> 00:49:08,801
When the dealer
comes to assess the belongings,
916
00:49:08,802 --> 00:49:11,104
I'll tell him
not to include the television.
917
00:49:11,105 --> 00:49:13,840
Can there be a greater tragedy?
918
00:49:13,841 --> 00:49:15,842
My Paulie, a communist...
919
00:49:15,843 --> 00:49:17,143
And worse.
920
00:49:17,144 --> 00:49:18,111
What do you mean, worse?
921
00:49:18,112 --> 00:49:20,513
God only knows!
922
00:49:20,514 --> 00:49:22,015
I'm lucky if I keep my store.
923
00:49:22,016 --> 00:49:23,516
If someone should
make the connection,
924
00:49:23,517 --> 00:49:25,018
if someone should find out...
925
00:49:25,019 --> 00:49:26,519
What are you saying?
926
00:49:26,520 --> 00:49:28,021
How do I explain
who these children are,
927
00:49:28,022 --> 00:49:30,524
how do I explain
where their parents are?
928
00:49:33,160 --> 00:49:35,161
Their parents are in jail.
929
00:49:35,162 --> 00:49:38,665
They're in jail
because their bail Bond is prohibitive.
930
00:49:38,666 --> 00:49:40,166
It helps the government
931
00:49:40,167 --> 00:49:41,968
establish
how dangerous they must be.
932
00:49:41,969 --> 00:49:43,703
If the shame
of that is too much for you,
933
00:49:43,704 --> 00:49:45,171
say they're in Florida.
934
00:49:45,172 --> 00:49:46,673
I don't blame him.
935
00:49:47,675 --> 00:49:49,676
He couldn't help himself.
936
00:49:49,677 --> 00:49:51,678
She is his ruination.
937
00:49:51,679 --> 00:49:54,681
In school, he had a 96 average.
938
00:49:54,682 --> 00:49:56,182
Townsend Harris High School...
939
00:49:56,183 --> 00:49:57,684
which is nothing but
brilliant children.
940
00:49:57,685 --> 00:49:59,686
And then
to go and get these crazy ideas!
941
00:49:59,687 --> 00:50:01,187
All right. So you
join a radical club,
942
00:50:01,188 --> 00:50:03,189
it's the thing to do.
943
00:50:03,190 --> 00:50:05,191
He would
have outgrown all that craziness,
944
00:50:05,192 --> 00:50:06,693
but she drove him.
945
00:50:06,694 --> 00:50:08,194
She is the one who did this!
946
00:50:08,195 --> 00:50:11,197
Mrs. Stein, do you
really want the children to hear all this?
947
00:50:11,198 --> 00:50:13,200
Oy-vey-zmeir.
948
00:50:15,703 --> 00:50:16,704
So...
949
00:50:17,705 --> 00:50:21,208
What am I to understand
from your answer?
950
00:50:22,710 --> 00:50:24,711
They can't stay here.
951
00:50:24,712 --> 00:50:26,212
There's no money.
952
00:50:26,213 --> 00:50:28,715
The black man can't take them.
953
00:50:28,716 --> 00:50:30,718
The neighbor can't take them.
954
00:50:32,219 --> 00:50:33,553
I can't take them.
955
00:50:33,554 --> 00:50:37,357
Babies. What do
I know from babies?
956
00:50:37,358 --> 00:50:39,359
Where will I put them?
957
00:50:39,360 --> 00:50:41,161
What do they eat?
958
00:50:45,165 --> 00:50:46,666
Lady...
959
00:50:47,668 --> 00:50:50,671
They are not animals
from the zoo.
960
00:50:56,677 --> 00:50:58,178
Have you no pity?
961
00:50:59,179 --> 00:51:02,181
Don't... don't you
know what trouble is?
962
00:51:02,182 --> 00:51:07,187
Don't you know
what terrible trouble these people are in?
963
00:51:24,538 --> 00:51:26,039
Go ahead. Take it.
964
00:51:28,042 --> 00:51:29,542
I'm not making promises.
965
00:51:29,543 --> 00:51:32,045
I'll do my best.
But that's all.
966
00:52:09,116 --> 00:52:11,117
You remember the trial?
967
00:52:11,118 --> 00:52:13,119
We weren't allowed to go.
968
00:52:13,120 --> 00:52:14,554
The government had no case.
969
00:52:14,555 --> 00:52:16,456
All they had was Mindish,
970
00:52:16,457 --> 00:52:18,257
the testimony of an accomplice.
971
00:52:18,258 --> 00:52:20,493
They had to believe
it was possible
972
00:52:20,494 --> 00:52:23,496
for a radio repairman
without training or education
973
00:52:23,497 --> 00:52:26,499
to draw up plans of the most
sophisticated technology
974
00:52:26,500 --> 00:52:28,000
and then reduce them
975
00:52:28,001 --> 00:52:30,870
so they'd fit
on dental X-ray film...
976
00:52:30,871 --> 00:52:33,206
it was all too much...
977
00:52:33,207 --> 00:52:36,542
and that this stuff
was valuable to the Russians.
978
00:52:36,543 --> 00:52:38,044
You know, it was insane.
979
00:52:38,045 --> 00:52:40,546
The Russians had
everything they wanted.
980
00:52:40,547 --> 00:52:42,048
They had their own men
right there on the spot.
981
00:52:42,049 --> 00:52:43,549
You sure you don't
want something?
982
00:52:43,550 --> 00:52:46,552
The New York times
is a big spender.
983
00:52:46,553 --> 00:52:47,553
No, thanks.
984
00:52:47,554 --> 00:52:48,555
Anyway...
985
00:52:50,057 --> 00:52:52,058
The day after the times
986
00:52:52,059 --> 00:52:55,061
ran my 10th-anniversary
reassessment piece on the case,
987
00:52:55,062 --> 00:52:57,063
I was having lunch downtown.
988
00:52:57,064 --> 00:52:59,065
And just as I'm leaving
the restaurant,
989
00:52:59,066 --> 00:53:01,868
Red Foyerman
comes up behind me.
990
00:53:01,869 --> 00:53:03,636
The chief prosecuting attorney.
991
00:53:03,637 --> 00:53:05,638
Well, he's judge Foyerman now,
992
00:53:05,639 --> 00:53:07,140
of the Southern district.
993
00:53:07,141 --> 00:53:08,641
It was
a career-making case.
994
00:53:08,642 --> 00:53:10,143
Everybody did well.
995
00:53:10,144 --> 00:53:12,645
Anyway, uh, Foyerman
grabs my elbow
996
00:53:12,646 --> 00:53:15,148
like it was a tit or something.
997
00:53:15,149 --> 00:53:17,150
He says, "Jack, can't believe
998
00:53:17,151 --> 00:53:20,153
"that you let
the wrong guys get to you.
999
00:53:20,154 --> 00:53:23,156
I can't believe
you buy their story."
1000
00:53:23,157 --> 00:53:24,657
"What story, red?
1001
00:53:24,658 --> 00:53:27,660
"You're not going to stand there
and tell me, without smiling,
1002
00:53:27,661 --> 00:53:29,896
that you guys
had a case."
1003
00:53:29,897 --> 00:53:32,899
"Someday when you have
the time," he says,
1004
00:53:32,900 --> 00:53:34,901
"come up to my office.
1005
00:53:34,902 --> 00:53:36,903
And I'll show you
some things."
1006
00:53:36,904 --> 00:53:38,304
What things?
1007
00:53:38,305 --> 00:53:40,173
It's bullshit.
1008
00:53:40,174 --> 00:53:42,175
They all talk that way.
1009
00:53:42,176 --> 00:53:43,676
Even before the execution,
1010
00:53:43,677 --> 00:53:46,679
when the heat was on
to commute the sentence,
1011
00:53:46,680 --> 00:53:49,682
they kept dropping these hints
about testimony they had
1012
00:53:49,683 --> 00:53:52,552
that they couldn't
reveal because of national security,
1013
00:53:52,553 --> 00:53:55,421
like there's supposed to be this big
report in the justice department?
1014
00:53:55,422 --> 00:53:57,423
Well, a friend of mine
in justice told me
1015
00:53:57,424 --> 00:53:59,926
if they had evidence like that,
1016
00:53:59,927 --> 00:54:01,427
they'd have used it, all right.
1017
00:54:01,428 --> 00:54:03,429
Well, there's a report,
all right.
1018
00:54:03,430 --> 00:54:06,766
The reason it's classified is
because it favors the defense.
1019
00:54:10,270 --> 00:54:12,271
I'm glad you popped up.
1020
00:54:12,272 --> 00:54:14,774
And I'm glad you're
alive and kicking.
1021
00:54:14,775 --> 00:54:16,275
Now...
1022
00:54:16,276 --> 00:54:20,112
Now what is the name
of your foundation, hmm?
1023
00:54:20,113 --> 00:54:24,116
The Isaacson
foundation for revolutionary studies.
1024
00:54:24,117 --> 00:54:26,118
What's it supposed to do?
1025
00:54:26,119 --> 00:54:28,120
We're going to fund
community action programs.
1026
00:54:28,121 --> 00:54:30,122
We're going to start
a magazine maybe,
1027
00:54:30,123 --> 00:54:32,492
raise revolutionary
consciousness, everything.
1028
00:54:32,493 --> 00:54:36,162
Great. Can you tell me
where the money is coming from?
1029
00:54:36,163 --> 00:54:38,498
Yeah. It's no secret.
It's our trust money.
1030
00:54:38,499 --> 00:54:40,500
That the old lawyer
put together...
1031
00:54:40,501 --> 00:54:42,001
from the defense committee?
1032
00:54:42,002 --> 00:54:43,002
Right.
1033
00:54:43,003 --> 00:54:44,170
How much?
1034
00:54:44,171 --> 00:54:45,671
Uh, well, I can
find out for you.
1035
00:54:45,672 --> 00:54:47,073
I haven't been counting.
1036
00:54:48,408 --> 00:54:49,909
That's beautiful.
1037
00:54:49,910 --> 00:54:51,411
You're all right.
1038
00:54:52,412 --> 00:54:54,113
Uh, where's your sister?
1039
00:54:54,114 --> 00:54:56,115
I'd like to talk to her.
1040
00:54:56,116 --> 00:55:00,152
Well, I don't think
she wants to talk to anyone right now.
1041
00:55:00,153 --> 00:55:02,154
She's recovering
from the trial.
1042
00:55:02,155 --> 00:55:04,156
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
1043
00:55:04,157 --> 00:55:06,158
Yeah, I think I heard
something like that.
1044
00:55:06,159 --> 00:55:08,160
How old is she now?
1045
00:55:08,161 --> 00:55:09,662
Susan's 20.
1046
00:55:09,663 --> 00:55:11,031
And where is she?
1047
00:55:12,833 --> 00:55:14,200
Out of state.
1048
00:55:14,201 --> 00:55:17,003
That's all I can tell you.
1049
00:55:17,004 --> 00:55:19,005
Well, how about
your foster parents?
1050
00:55:19,006 --> 00:55:21,040
Can I talk to them?
1051
00:55:21,041 --> 00:55:24,644
Look, I don't care
about blowing our cover.
1052
00:55:24,645 --> 00:55:26,479
I don't think any
of us care anymore.
1053
00:55:26,480 --> 00:55:29,982
Whoever's interested,
they could have traced us up to Boston.
1054
00:55:29,983 --> 00:55:31,484
But I mean there are
certain family things
1055
00:55:31,485 --> 00:55:33,486
that have to be
settled by all of us
1056
00:55:33,487 --> 00:55:34,987
and not me acting alone.
1057
00:55:34,988 --> 00:55:37,490
I mean, we got
responsibilities to each other.
1058
00:55:37,491 --> 00:55:39,859
Kid, you called me.
1059
00:55:39,860 --> 00:55:41,861
Yeah, I know, but
I'm trying to lay the foundation
1060
00:55:41,862 --> 00:55:42,995
on you, not the family.
1061
00:55:42,996 --> 00:55:44,330
It's the same story, isn't it?
1062
00:55:44,331 --> 00:55:45,331
What?
1063
00:55:45,332 --> 00:55:47,833
Don't worry. I don't
fuck around, but...
1064
00:55:47,834 --> 00:55:50,203
What you're trying to do
is impossible.
1065
00:55:52,506 --> 00:55:54,574
What?
Clear their names.
1066
00:55:54,575 --> 00:55:56,075
No, that's not what
we're trying to do.
1067
00:55:56,076 --> 00:55:59,078
Oh, sure, sure, sure. Well,
let me tell you something.
1068
00:55:59,079 --> 00:56:01,914
A radical is no better
than his analysis. You should know that.
1069
00:56:01,915 --> 00:56:05,851
Your folks were set up
on a bad rap.
1070
00:56:05,852 --> 00:56:07,820
But that doesn't mean
they were innocent babes.
1071
00:56:07,821 --> 00:56:10,823
Well, I don't believe they
were a dangerous conspiracy
1072
00:56:10,824 --> 00:56:12,358
passing defense secrets,
but I don't believe either
1073
00:56:12,359 --> 00:56:15,728
there was a conspiracy
in Washington against them.
1074
00:56:15,729 --> 00:56:17,663
I thought you said
the evidence was phony.
1075
00:56:17,664 --> 00:56:20,166
That's right. Those guys had
to bring in a conviction.
1076
00:56:20,167 --> 00:56:21,867
That was their job.
1077
00:56:21,868 --> 00:56:24,370
In this country, people
don't get picked out of a hat
1078
00:56:24,371 --> 00:56:26,439
to be put on trial
for their lives.
1079
00:56:26,440 --> 00:56:28,674
Your parents were
up to something.
1080
00:56:28,675 --> 00:56:30,176
They had to be.
1081
00:56:30,177 --> 00:56:32,178
They were little
neighborhood commies
1082
00:56:32,179 --> 00:56:33,879
with a third-rate operation.
1083
00:56:33,880 --> 00:56:35,381
Probably meant Bupkus.
1084
00:56:35,382 --> 00:56:38,618
What they were doing was
worth maybe five years. Maybe.
1085
00:56:38,619 --> 00:56:41,621
But that would've been
in the best of times.
1086
00:56:41,622 --> 00:56:45,725
In the best of times, nobody would
have cared enough to falsify evidence.
1087
00:56:45,726 --> 00:56:49,596
Nobody would have
been afraid enough to throw a switch.
1088
00:56:53,700 --> 00:56:55,701
One of the most
emotional moments
1089
00:56:55,702 --> 00:56:57,703
in the history of congress.
1090
00:56:57,704 --> 00:56:59,705
General MacArthur stood
and spoke
1091
00:56:59,706 --> 00:57:02,208
as a nation
stopped and listened.
1092
00:57:05,212 --> 00:57:08,715
I know war as few other men...
1093
00:57:17,124 --> 00:57:19,126
hi, my dearest Danny.
1094
00:57:20,594 --> 00:57:22,995
What do you think of Brooklyn?
1095
00:57:22,996 --> 00:57:24,497
Is it interesting?
1096
00:57:24,498 --> 00:57:27,900
Have you made any friends yet?
1097
00:57:27,901 --> 00:57:30,970
I know it's boring for you
to be out of school, my honey,
1098
00:57:30,971 --> 00:57:32,972
but this is only temporary.
1099
00:57:32,973 --> 00:57:34,974
In the meantime,
1100
00:57:34,975 --> 00:57:37,476
you should get aunt Frieda
to take you to the library
1101
00:57:37,477 --> 00:57:39,578
and get lots of books.
1102
00:57:39,579 --> 00:57:41,080
Mr. Ascher, Uncle Jacob,
1103
00:57:41,081 --> 00:57:43,582
is trying to get you into
the public school there
1104
00:57:43,583 --> 00:57:46,085
but that
may take a few more days.
1105
00:57:46,086 --> 00:57:47,586
My beloved little Susan
1106
00:57:47,587 --> 00:57:49,789
will go to nursery school.
1107
00:57:51,291 --> 00:57:53,292
Listen, my dear sweetheart.
1108
00:57:53,293 --> 00:57:55,294
Uncle Jacob will
be bringing a present
1109
00:57:55,295 --> 00:57:56,796
for each of you from us.
1110
00:57:56,797 --> 00:58:00,800
I hope you enjoy it.
Your father and I discussed
1111
00:58:00,801 --> 00:58:02,301
what we would get
you in our letters
1112
00:58:02,302 --> 00:58:04,303
since we are
in different jails,
1113
00:58:04,304 --> 00:58:07,306
and we have asked him
to purchase it
1114
00:58:07,307 --> 00:58:09,308
from the store
and bring it to you.
1115
00:58:09,309 --> 00:58:12,311
By the way, I'm writing
this for your father, too.
1116
00:58:12,312 --> 00:58:15,314
He wants to tell you
not to worry about us
1117
00:58:15,315 --> 00:58:16,315
because we are fine,
1118
00:58:16,316 --> 00:58:18,818
and everything
is all right with us,
1119
00:58:18,819 --> 00:58:21,821
even though
we miss you very much.
1120
00:58:21,822 --> 00:58:25,324
Please write me again,
my sweet angel boy.
1121
00:58:25,325 --> 00:58:28,327
I enjoy your letters so much.
1122
00:58:28,328 --> 00:58:31,130
Tell me what is on your mind.
1123
00:58:31,131 --> 00:58:33,632
You are such a comfort to me.
1124
00:58:33,633 --> 00:58:36,535
Please cooperate with your aunt
1125
00:58:36,536 --> 00:58:38,537
and take care of your sister.
1126
00:58:38,538 --> 00:58:41,540
I know you'd do that
without my even asking.
1127
00:58:41,541 --> 00:58:44,543
And before you know it,
we'll all be together again.
1128
00:58:44,544 --> 00:58:47,546
With lots and lots of love,
1129
00:58:47,547 --> 00:58:49,048
your mom.
1130
00:58:58,492 --> 00:58:59,992
Settle down here!
1131
00:58:59,993 --> 00:59:02,495
What is this, some fuckin' zoo?
1132
00:59:02,496 --> 00:59:04,997
All right. Come on.
1133
00:59:04,998 --> 00:59:07,500
Now, listen, somebody get
El stupido down in his bed.
1134
00:59:07,501 --> 00:59:09,502
Otherwise, he'll
stand there all night.
1135
00:59:09,503 --> 00:59:10,503
Ok?
1136
00:59:10,504 --> 00:59:13,506
All right. No more
trouble tonight, you hear?
1137
00:59:13,507 --> 00:59:15,007
Otherwise, I'm kick some ass.
1138
00:59:15,008 --> 00:59:18,678
I catch anybody jerking off,
I'm gonna tie it in knots.
1139
00:59:58,490 --> 00:59:59,991
Aah!
1140
01:00:27,619 --> 01:00:30,388
Daniel!
1141
01:00:30,389 --> 01:00:32,089
Hey! Get back here.
1142
01:00:32,090 --> 01:00:33,524
Hey!
1143
01:00:34,526 --> 01:00:37,528
How many times do I
have to tell you?
1144
01:00:37,529 --> 01:00:39,363
To stay with your own...
1145
01:00:40,666 --> 01:00:42,334
Why you little bitch!
1146
01:00:54,580 --> 01:00:57,081
So, let's forget
your throwing the tray.
1147
01:00:57,082 --> 01:01:01,086
I would probably have
done the same thing if it was my sister.
1148
01:01:02,087 --> 01:01:03,888
It's Susan who worries me.
1149
01:01:03,889 --> 01:01:06,657
She's giving us
a very hard time.
1150
01:01:06,658 --> 01:01:09,827
She doesn't eat. She keeps
the other kids awake.
1151
01:01:09,828 --> 01:01:12,830
She won't cooperate
in anything.
1152
01:01:12,831 --> 01:01:15,333
Do you have any ideas?
1153
01:01:15,334 --> 01:01:18,336
I mean, what do you think
the problem is?
1154
01:01:18,337 --> 01:01:19,971
She thinks it's a jail.
1155
01:01:19,972 --> 01:01:21,472
Jail?
1156
01:01:21,473 --> 01:01:23,341
Why?
1157
01:01:23,342 --> 01:01:26,744
In jail, people
are kept apart from each other.
1158
01:01:26,745 --> 01:01:29,080
Well, there are rules here.
1159
01:01:29,081 --> 01:01:31,082
The boys are in one section,
1160
01:01:31,083 --> 01:01:33,452
the girls in another.
Those are the rules.
1161
01:01:34,953 --> 01:01:36,454
Sir, that's like a jail.
1162
01:01:38,924 --> 01:01:40,925
Dan, this is not a jail.
1163
01:01:40,926 --> 01:01:43,461
It's the east Bronx
children's shelter.
1164
01:01:43,462 --> 01:01:47,465
Did I ask you to come here?
1165
01:01:47,466 --> 01:01:48,799
No.
1166
01:01:48,800 --> 01:01:51,802
Did I force Susan to come here?
1167
01:01:51,803 --> 01:01:52,803
No.
1168
01:01:52,804 --> 01:01:54,338
No.
1169
01:01:54,339 --> 01:01:57,308
Then how could it be a jail?
1170
01:01:57,309 --> 01:01:59,110
I don't know.
1171
01:01:59,111 --> 01:02:03,347
You're here because your parents asked
the city if you could stay here.
1172
01:02:03,348 --> 01:02:06,984
Are you saying
your own parents would put you in jail?
1173
01:02:08,987 --> 01:02:11,822
They don't
put children in jail.
1174
01:02:11,823 --> 01:02:15,326
In this country, they don't put
anyone in jail without a trial.
1175
01:02:15,327 --> 01:02:18,329
My mother and father
haven't had a trial.
1176
01:02:18,330 --> 01:02:20,031
Well, they're...
1177
01:02:20,032 --> 01:02:22,199
They're waiting
for their trial.
1178
01:02:22,200 --> 01:02:25,503
Why can't they wait
at home with us?
1179
01:02:25,504 --> 01:02:27,004
I don't know, Dan.
1180
01:02:27,005 --> 01:02:28,506
I'm not a lawyer.
1181
01:02:28,507 --> 01:02:31,509
Maybe, uh, they're...
1182
01:02:31,510 --> 01:02:34,011
The government's
afraid they would try and run away.
1183
01:02:34,012 --> 01:02:36,514
Well, they wouldn't
be afraid of that
1184
01:02:36,515 --> 01:02:40,452
unless they were
going to kill them.
1185
01:02:43,322 --> 01:02:45,691
Have you discussed this
with Susan?
1186
01:02:47,526 --> 01:02:48,993
No.
1187
01:02:48,994 --> 01:02:50,494
Does Susan think
1188
01:02:50,495 --> 01:02:53,498
this is a jail where
children are killed?
1189
01:03:00,372 --> 01:03:03,874
All right.
Do you have to go to the bathroom?
1190
01:03:03,875 --> 01:03:05,376
No.
1191
01:03:05,377 --> 01:03:08,879
I don't know where
to find any bathroom.
1192
01:03:08,880 --> 01:03:11,882
So you better go now,
just to make sure.
1193
01:03:11,883 --> 01:03:13,384
I'll wait for you.
1194
01:03:13,385 --> 01:03:14,885
I don't.
1195
01:03:14,886 --> 01:03:16,887
Now the most important thing
1196
01:03:16,888 --> 01:03:19,056
is to listen to me carefully.
1197
01:03:19,057 --> 01:03:22,059
Do what I tell you,
and don't argue.
1198
01:03:22,060 --> 01:03:23,561
Say you promise.
1199
01:03:23,562 --> 01:03:25,062
I promise.
1200
01:03:25,063 --> 01:03:26,564
Get ready.
1201
01:03:33,538 --> 01:03:34,539
Go.
1202
01:03:47,552 --> 01:03:48,552
Don't run.
1203
01:03:48,553 --> 01:03:51,556
'Cause if you run,
lot of people will notice you.
1204
01:04:14,146 --> 01:04:19,150
This little light of mine
1205
01:04:19,151 --> 01:04:24,155
I'm gonna let it shine
1206
01:04:24,156 --> 01:04:29,493
this little light of mine
1207
01:04:29,494 --> 01:04:34,498
I'm gonna let it shine
1208
01:04:34,499 --> 01:04:40,004
this little light of mine
1209
01:04:40,005 --> 01:04:44,508
I'm gonna let it shine
1210
01:04:44,509 --> 01:04:46,944
let it shine
1211
01:04:46,945 --> 01:04:49,447
let it shine
1212
01:04:49,448 --> 01:04:54,452
let it shine
1213
01:04:54,453 --> 01:04:56,454
Not so fast.
1214
01:04:56,455 --> 01:04:58,456
You're going to make me fall.
1215
01:04:58,457 --> 01:05:03,861
Everywhere I go
1216
01:05:03,862 --> 01:05:07,364
I'm gonna let it shine
1217
01:05:07,365 --> 01:05:08,866
Are you tired?
1218
01:05:08,867 --> 01:05:10,367
Yes.
1219
01:05:10,368 --> 01:05:13,871
Everywhere I go
1220
01:05:13,872 --> 01:05:18,876
I'm gonna let it shine
1221
01:05:18,877 --> 01:05:24,882
everywhere I go
1222
01:05:24,883 --> 01:05:29,386
I'm gonna let it shine
1223
01:05:29,387 --> 01:05:32,089
let it shine
1224
01:05:32,090 --> 01:05:34,592
let it shine
1225
01:05:34,593 --> 01:05:37,094
let it shine
1226
01:05:37,095 --> 01:05:39,096
What are you crying about?
1227
01:05:39,097 --> 01:05:40,565
I'm not.
1228
01:05:43,502 --> 01:05:49,006
Oh, the cool of night
1229
01:05:49,007 --> 01:05:50,508
How much more?
1230
01:05:50,509 --> 01:05:52,510
Are we going to be there soon?
1231
01:05:52,511 --> 01:05:53,512
Be quiet.
1232
01:05:55,013 --> 01:06:00,017
All through the night
1233
01:06:00,018 --> 01:06:05,523
I'm gonna let it shine
1234
01:06:05,524 --> 01:06:12,530
all through the night
1235
01:06:12,531 --> 01:06:14,532
I know where we are!
1236
01:06:14,533 --> 01:06:17,034
I can see our house!
1237
01:06:17,035 --> 01:06:19,537
Let it shine
1238
01:06:19,538 --> 01:06:22,540
let it shine
1239
01:06:22,541 --> 01:06:27,946
let it shine
1240
01:08:23,495 --> 01:08:25,996
What can I tell you?
1241
01:08:25,997 --> 01:08:28,733
Some people are singled out.
1242
01:08:29,734 --> 01:08:32,236
I would run away, too.
1243
01:08:32,237 --> 01:08:35,239
Thank God I knew where to look.
1244
01:08:35,240 --> 01:08:37,741
Do you enjoy
these Halloween presents?
1245
01:08:37,742 --> 01:08:40,244
Huh?
1246
01:08:40,245 --> 01:08:44,748
This family has given me
itself as a present.
1247
01:08:44,749 --> 01:08:47,751
Oh, my children.
1248
01:08:47,752 --> 01:08:49,253
What can I tell you?
1249
01:08:50,255 --> 01:08:52,256
Soon...
1250
01:08:52,257 --> 01:08:55,259
Soon we will be in court.
1251
01:08:55,260 --> 01:08:57,762
We shall have our trial.
1252
01:08:59,965 --> 01:09:03,418
Knouting was the primary
means of punishment
1253
01:09:03,419 --> 01:09:06,421
for capital offenses
in Czarist Russia.
1254
01:09:06,422 --> 01:09:09,924
It was used
exclusively on serfs,
1255
01:09:09,925 --> 01:09:11,426
just as drawing and quartering
1256
01:09:11,427 --> 01:09:14,929
was reserved for the lower
classes of England.
1257
01:09:14,930 --> 01:09:18,433
The institution of serfdom
depended on the use
1258
01:09:18,434 --> 01:09:21,102
of savage corporal punishment.
1259
01:09:21,103 --> 01:09:23,604
Knouting was also popular
in military services
1260
01:09:23,605 --> 01:09:29,510
of Europe and on plantations
in the American South.
1261
01:09:45,527 --> 01:09:47,528
You are a student still?
1262
01:09:47,529 --> 01:09:49,030
Yes.
1263
01:09:49,031 --> 01:09:50,531
Married with a baby?
1264
01:09:50,532 --> 01:09:52,033
Yes, yes.
1265
01:09:52,034 --> 01:09:54,035
Your sister?
1266
01:09:54,036 --> 01:09:56,037
She's getting better.
1267
01:09:56,038 --> 01:09:58,073
Still...
Yeah, yeah.
1268
01:10:00,075 --> 01:10:02,643
I don't want to take
up a lot of your time, Mrs. Ascher.
1269
01:10:02,644 --> 01:10:03,644
My time?
1270
01:10:03,645 --> 01:10:07,148
What do you think
I do with my time?
1271
01:10:07,149 --> 01:10:09,150
See, I wanted to know if
there were any papers.
1272
01:10:09,151 --> 01:10:11,853
Maybe letters
you know about, files.
1273
01:10:11,854 --> 01:10:15,356
Papers, letters?
1274
01:10:15,357 --> 01:10:16,858
Yeah. See, uh...
1275
01:10:16,859 --> 01:10:19,394
Well, I guess I think
they belong to me.
1276
01:10:19,395 --> 01:10:21,396
There are none.
1277
01:10:21,397 --> 01:10:23,398
Robert Lewin has all the files.
1278
01:10:23,399 --> 01:10:24,432
I gave him everything.
1279
01:10:24,433 --> 01:10:27,402
When Jacob died,
1280
01:10:27,403 --> 01:10:29,904
when I sold the practice
and closed the office,
1281
01:10:29,905 --> 01:10:33,408
I had to first clean up
the garbage of 35 years.
1282
01:10:33,409 --> 01:10:35,410
He threw away nothing.
1283
01:10:35,411 --> 01:10:37,912
For months,
I went through papers.
1284
01:10:37,913 --> 01:10:40,915
It was very difficult
for me. I made myself ill.
1285
01:10:40,916 --> 01:10:45,420
Robert Lewin didn't
want the practice.
1286
01:10:45,421 --> 01:10:47,588
Can I get you something?
1287
01:10:47,589 --> 01:10:50,091
A glass of milk?
1288
01:10:50,092 --> 01:10:52,527
No.
1289
01:10:52,528 --> 01:10:54,028
You know, there was a point
1290
01:10:54,029 --> 01:10:58,266
Jacob and I seriously discussed
adopting you ourselves.
1291
01:10:58,267 --> 01:11:00,735
I didn't know that.
1292
01:11:00,736 --> 01:11:02,637
It is true.
1293
01:11:02,638 --> 01:11:05,640
How we would have managed it
at our age I can't tell you.
1294
01:11:05,641 --> 01:11:07,642
It was his idea,
of course, not mine.
1295
01:11:07,643 --> 01:11:13,114
I held my breath and
he talked himself out of it.
1296
01:11:13,115 --> 01:11:16,050
Only after he died did I think
1297
01:11:16,051 --> 01:11:18,986
maybe he knew he hadn't long.
1298
01:11:18,987 --> 01:11:21,489
And that's why he
decided to quit.
1299
01:11:21,490 --> 01:11:24,493
Otherwise, who knows...
1300
01:11:26,829 --> 01:11:29,731
Well, he was very kind to us.
1301
01:11:31,066 --> 01:11:33,034
Your parents should
have been so kind.
1302
01:11:34,470 --> 01:11:36,971
I don't know what to tell you.
1303
01:11:36,972 --> 01:11:39,474
I have no love
for the memory of your parents.
1304
01:11:39,475 --> 01:11:43,478
They were communists
and they destroyed everything they touched.
1305
01:11:43,479 --> 01:11:45,480
You don't think
they were innocent?
1306
01:11:45,481 --> 01:11:47,982
They were not innocent
in permitting themselves
1307
01:11:47,983 --> 01:11:52,019
to be used and in using other
people in their fanaticism.
1308
01:11:52,020 --> 01:11:53,688
Innocent?
1309
01:11:53,689 --> 01:11:58,192
The case ruined Jacob's health.
1310
01:11:58,193 --> 01:12:00,194
They were very difficult
to deal with.
1311
01:12:00,195 --> 01:12:01,195
They were very stubborn.
1312
01:12:01,196 --> 01:12:03,197
He would come home furious.
1313
01:12:03,198 --> 01:12:05,867
He wanted to do something
and they wouldn't let him.
1314
01:12:05,868 --> 01:12:08,369
He wanted to do something
for their sake
1315
01:12:08,370 --> 01:12:09,370
and they wouldn't allow it.
1316
01:12:09,371 --> 01:12:10,271
Like what?
1317
01:12:11,607 --> 01:12:14,609
He wanted to call certain
people as witnesses.
1318
01:12:14,610 --> 01:12:16,110
And they wouldn't let him.
1319
01:12:16,111 --> 01:12:17,612
All sorts of things like that.
1320
01:12:17,613 --> 01:12:19,113
Who... who... who did
he want to call as a witness?
1321
01:12:19,114 --> 01:12:20,115
Who knows?!
1322
01:12:22,117 --> 01:12:24,619
Jacob was a very
brilliant lawyer.
1323
01:12:24,620 --> 01:12:27,622
And today, whenever
they talk about the case,
1324
01:12:27,623 --> 01:12:30,358
it is Jacob they criticize.
1325
01:12:30,359 --> 01:12:31,893
He should have done that,
he shouldn't have done that.
1326
01:12:31,894 --> 01:12:36,465
Do they know what
he had to put up with?
1327
01:13:16,939 --> 01:13:21,442
I do not know
1328
01:13:21,443 --> 01:13:24,445
why oft' round me
1329
01:13:24,446 --> 01:13:29,450
my hopes all shattered
1330
01:13:29,451 --> 01:13:32,453
seem to be
1331
01:13:32,454 --> 01:13:35,957
God's perfect plan
1332
01:13:35,958 --> 01:13:40,461
I cannot see
1333
01:13:40,462 --> 01:13:42,964
but someday
1334
01:13:42,965 --> 01:13:48,469
I'll understand
1335
01:13:48,470 --> 01:13:50,972
someday
1336
01:13:50,973 --> 01:13:56,477
he'll make it plain to me
1337
01:13:56,478 --> 01:13:57,979
someday
1338
01:13:57,980 --> 01:13:58,980
Susan, please!
1339
01:13:58,981 --> 01:14:03,985
When I his face shall see
1340
01:14:03,986 --> 01:14:12,994
some day from tears
I shall be free
1341
01:14:12,995 --> 01:14:15,997
for someday
1342
01:14:15,998 --> 01:14:24,505
I shall understand
1343
01:14:24,506 --> 01:14:26,507
I cannot tell
1344
01:14:26,508 --> 01:14:28,509
Oh, Susan, Susan.
1345
01:14:28,510 --> 01:14:32,013
The depth of love
1346
01:14:32,014 --> 01:14:38,519
we choose the father's
breast above
1347
01:14:38,520 --> 01:14:41,522
my faith to test
1348
01:14:41,523 --> 01:14:46,527
my love to prove
1349
01:14:46,528 --> 01:14:55,136
but someday I'll understand
1350
01:14:55,137 --> 01:15:03,144
someday he'll
make it plain to me
1351
01:15:03,145 --> 01:15:10,651
someday when I
his face shall see
1352
01:15:10,652 --> 01:15:19,160
someday from tears
I shall be free
1353
01:15:19,161 --> 01:15:26,167
someday I shall
1354
01:15:26,168 --> 01:15:30,805
no longer stay
1355
01:15:32,307 --> 01:15:34,809
Are you sure you're up to this?
1356
01:15:34,810 --> 01:15:36,311
Sure.
1357
01:15:38,313 --> 01:15:39,313
Listen, do you know of anything
1358
01:15:39,314 --> 01:15:40,815
my parents might have done
1359
01:15:40,816 --> 01:15:43,818
to hurt the case Ascher
was putting together?
1360
01:15:43,819 --> 01:15:45,319
What do you mean?
1361
01:15:45,320 --> 01:15:46,320
Like testimony?
1362
01:15:46,321 --> 01:15:48,823
Uh, evidence they
wouldn't let him use.
1363
01:15:48,824 --> 01:15:50,324
Who have you been
talking to now?
1364
01:15:50,325 --> 01:15:51,325
Fanny Ascher?
1365
01:15:51,326 --> 01:15:52,327
Yeah.
Of course.
1366
01:15:54,329 --> 01:15:57,331
You got to understand Fanny.
1367
01:15:57,332 --> 01:15:58,833
Jake was in poor health.
1368
01:15:58,834 --> 01:16:01,836
And she blames
his death on the case.
1369
01:16:01,837 --> 01:16:04,338
That means she blames
the Isaacsons.
1370
01:16:04,339 --> 01:16:06,841
Of course she's going
to resent any criticism
1371
01:16:06,842 --> 01:16:08,843
of the way he handled
the defense.
1372
01:16:08,844 --> 01:16:10,846
She wants you to take
over the practice.
1373
01:16:13,348 --> 01:16:16,350
My father and Jake
Ascher were law partners in the forties.
1374
01:16:16,351 --> 01:16:19,353
I was the heir apparent.
1375
01:16:19,354 --> 01:16:22,356
Fanny never forgave
me for wanting to teach law.
1376
01:16:22,357 --> 01:16:23,858
I don't remember Jake
1377
01:16:23,859 --> 01:16:26,293
ever saying anything
along those lines.
1378
01:16:26,294 --> 01:16:29,797
Of course I didn't
really get involved until the appeals.
1379
01:16:29,798 --> 01:16:31,799
Who knows?
1380
01:16:31,800 --> 01:16:33,801
Her parents were party members.
1381
01:16:33,802 --> 01:16:36,303
Perhaps they felt
they had to handle their defense
1382
01:16:36,304 --> 01:16:38,806
with an eye out for the party.
1383
01:16:38,807 --> 01:16:40,808
Maybe there is something to it.
1384
01:16:40,809 --> 01:16:42,811
Maybe they did hold
back. I don't know.
1385
01:16:44,312 --> 01:16:48,315
If they did, the party didn't
show any gratitude, did it?
1386
01:16:48,316 --> 01:16:51,318
They were no help until
after the sentence.
1387
01:16:51,319 --> 01:16:56,457
The propaganda value
of the case was too good to be ignored.
1388
01:16:56,458 --> 01:16:58,959
In those days
it was fashionable
1389
01:16:58,960 --> 01:17:01,462
to downgrade
Russian technology...
1390
01:17:01,463 --> 01:17:03,464
before sputnik.
1391
01:17:03,465 --> 01:17:04,965
The joke
was how they copied everything
1392
01:17:04,966 --> 01:17:06,967
and claimed it for their own.
1393
01:17:06,968 --> 01:17:08,969
So when they got the bomb,
1394
01:17:08,970 --> 01:17:10,471
it was our bomb.
1395
01:17:10,472 --> 01:17:11,473
That meant we were betrayed.
1396
01:17:13,442 --> 01:17:15,443
It's good, Lise.
1397
01:17:15,444 --> 01:17:16,944
Yeah, it's great.
1398
01:17:16,945 --> 01:17:18,446
If I'd had more notice,
1399
01:17:18,447 --> 01:17:20,448
I could have made
something special.
1400
01:17:20,449 --> 01:17:21,749
But we never hear from you.
1401
01:17:21,750 --> 01:17:23,250
We never know
when to expect you.
1402
01:17:23,251 --> 01:17:24,752
After the war,
1403
01:17:24,753 --> 01:17:27,755
we built our entire
foreign policy on a bomb,
1404
01:17:27,756 --> 01:17:28,756
on our having the bomb,
1405
01:17:28,757 --> 01:17:30,758
and the Soviets not having it.
1406
01:17:30,759 --> 01:17:33,260
Terrible mistake. It
militarized the world.
1407
01:17:33,261 --> 01:17:34,762
And when they got it,
1408
01:17:34,763 --> 01:17:37,765
the only alternative
to admitting our bankrupt policy
1409
01:17:37,766 --> 01:17:39,333
was to find conspiracies.
1410
01:17:39,334 --> 01:17:40,835
It was one or the other.
1411
01:17:40,836 --> 01:17:42,803
You stopped at Susan's?
1412
01:17:42,804 --> 01:17:44,805
I washed her hair this morning.
1413
01:17:44,806 --> 01:17:48,309
I bought her a lovely robe,
but it's too big.
1414
01:17:48,310 --> 01:17:49,778
I'll have to get
the smaller size.
1415
01:18:03,124 --> 01:18:05,626
You know, I...
1416
01:18:05,627 --> 01:18:09,631
Used to think
about the odds against it.
1417
01:18:12,467 --> 01:18:13,434
What?
1418
01:18:16,338 --> 01:18:18,839
That it would happen to us,
1419
01:18:18,840 --> 01:18:20,341
you know?
1420
01:18:20,342 --> 01:18:22,843
That particular family...
1421
01:18:22,844 --> 01:18:24,812
Out of millions.
1422
01:18:28,250 --> 01:18:30,251
Well, if you're the FBI
1423
01:18:30,252 --> 01:18:33,821
and you know you
have to bring in something,
1424
01:18:33,822 --> 01:18:35,589
what do you do?
1425
01:18:35,590 --> 01:18:36,924
You go to your files.
1426
01:18:36,925 --> 01:18:40,828
You have a file
of known left-wing activists.
1427
01:18:40,829 --> 01:18:43,330
And if you find
somebody in there
1428
01:18:43,331 --> 01:18:46,367
who gives off
a sense of his own vulnerability,
1429
01:18:46,368 --> 01:18:48,870
you go to work on that.
1430
01:18:50,372 --> 01:18:52,706
Selig Mindish?
1431
01:18:52,707 --> 01:18:54,508
They questioned him for weeks
1432
01:18:54,509 --> 01:18:55,509
before they arrested him.
1433
01:18:55,510 --> 01:18:57,011
And they questioned
him for weeks
1434
01:18:57,012 --> 01:18:58,412
after they arrested him.
1435
01:18:58,413 --> 01:19:00,915
And Selig Mindish
became their case.
1436
01:19:00,916 --> 01:19:01,916
Robert, I wish we wouldn't
talk about this.
1437
01:19:01,917 --> 01:19:03,918
He became their case
1438
01:19:03,919 --> 01:19:05,553
because he named your parents.
1439
01:19:05,554 --> 01:19:07,054
And if they had
named other people,
1440
01:19:07,055 --> 01:19:09,223
they could have
become prosecution witnesses like Mindish.
1441
01:19:09,224 --> 01:19:11,292
But they didn't so they
became the defendant.
1442
01:19:11,293 --> 01:19:14,094
What is this family's
continuing desire for punishment?
1443
01:19:14,095 --> 01:19:15,696
Lise, the boy
is asking questions.
1444
01:19:15,697 --> 01:19:17,698
Yes, and I know what
this is going to lead to.
1445
01:19:17,699 --> 01:19:20,234
You're going to tell him how you
would have conducted the defense
1446
01:19:20,235 --> 01:19:23,203
with the Isaacsons
a dozen years now in their graves.
1447
01:19:23,204 --> 01:19:24,705
How comforting!
1448
01:19:24,706 --> 01:19:26,206
Mom.
1449
01:19:26,207 --> 01:19:27,208
Mom.
1450
01:19:29,210 --> 01:19:32,580
Did I say I needed comfort?
1451
01:19:34,883 --> 01:19:36,383
Huh?
1452
01:19:36,384 --> 01:19:38,386
Did I ask for comfort?
1453
01:19:42,123 --> 01:19:43,624
Lisa.
1454
01:19:43,625 --> 01:19:45,125
You'll forgive me.
1455
01:19:45,126 --> 01:19:46,627
If you remember,
1456
01:19:46,628 --> 01:19:49,630
we never thought
it was a good idea
1457
01:19:49,631 --> 01:19:52,133
to discuss the case with Susan.
1458
01:19:55,770 --> 01:19:56,770
Today, Jake wouldn't have
1459
01:19:56,771 --> 01:19:59,273
the same problems
to contend with.
1460
01:19:59,274 --> 01:20:01,275
If they were on trial today,
1461
01:20:01,276 --> 01:20:03,677
the prosecution
couldn't pull this stuff in court.
1462
01:20:03,678 --> 01:20:05,631
If you admit this line
of questioning,
1463
01:20:05,632 --> 01:20:07,133
their political beliefs,
1464
01:20:07,134 --> 01:20:08,134
their political affiliations,
1465
01:20:08,135 --> 01:20:10,970
that is what
the trial will rest on.
1466
01:20:10,971 --> 01:20:11,971
Your honor, we simply
want to establish
1467
01:20:11,972 --> 01:20:13,706
motivation for what
they stand accused of.
1468
01:20:13,707 --> 01:20:15,207
The defense
counselor's concerned
1469
01:20:15,208 --> 01:20:18,878
that if his clients
are forced to answer questions
1470
01:20:18,879 --> 01:20:21,380
concerning their
political affiliations,
1471
01:20:21,381 --> 01:20:25,885
presumably the unpopularity
of these affiliations
1472
01:20:25,886 --> 01:20:29,689
would prejudice
the minds of the jury.
1473
01:20:29,690 --> 01:20:31,190
That's part of it, your
honor. I see nowhere...
1474
01:20:31,191 --> 01:20:32,692
If I may set precedent...
1475
01:20:32,693 --> 01:20:35,194
you can build a charge
that they belong to a political party.
1476
01:20:35,195 --> 01:20:37,196
If their politics
is to be answered for,
1477
01:20:37,197 --> 01:20:38,197
then why is it not written
in the indictment?
1478
01:20:38,198 --> 01:20:39,699
In U.S. versus
Schmidt, 1942,
1479
01:20:39,700 --> 01:20:42,201
the political
affiliation of the defendant
1480
01:20:42,202 --> 01:20:43,903
was admitted as
establishing motive.
1481
01:20:43,904 --> 01:20:46,405
People commit crimes
for reasons.
1482
01:20:46,406 --> 01:20:48,741
And sometimes
those reasons are political reasons.
1483
01:20:48,742 --> 01:20:52,178
That seems reasonable,
Mr. Ascher.
1484
01:20:52,179 --> 01:20:55,181
Pardon me. I don't see
the humor in this situation.
1485
01:20:55,182 --> 01:20:56,682
Schmidt was a Nazi.
1486
01:20:56,683 --> 01:20:59,185
He was indicted as a traitor.
1487
01:20:59,186 --> 01:21:01,687
Treason is defined
in the constitution
1488
01:21:01,688 --> 01:21:04,690
as levying war
against the United States
1489
01:21:04,691 --> 01:21:06,192
or adhering to its enemies
1490
01:21:06,193 --> 01:21:07,526
in time of war and giving
them aid and comfort.
1491
01:21:07,527 --> 01:21:08,527
I'm grateful
to Mr. Ascher
1492
01:21:08,528 --> 01:21:10,262
for keeping us up on things.
1493
01:21:10,263 --> 01:21:13,265
If you want to put my clients
on trial for treason,
1494
01:21:13,266 --> 01:21:14,767
that's fine for me.
1495
01:21:14,768 --> 01:21:17,269
Then the uncorroborated
testimony of one witness
1496
01:21:17,270 --> 01:21:19,271
will not be admitted
as evidence,
1497
01:21:19,272 --> 01:21:21,273
as it is under the present
conspiracy charge.
1498
01:21:21,274 --> 01:21:23,275
Then you will have to prove
that they did something,
1499
01:21:23,276 --> 01:21:24,777
as you do not now.
1500
01:21:24,778 --> 01:21:27,713
Mr. Ascher, you're not
really saying
1501
01:21:27,714 --> 01:21:30,316
that a Nazi's politics
should be in the record,
1502
01:21:30,317 --> 01:21:33,219
but a communist's should not?
1503
01:21:33,220 --> 01:21:34,720
These are momentous times.
1504
01:21:34,721 --> 01:21:38,224
We're not technically
at war with the reds,
1505
01:21:38,225 --> 01:21:40,726
but we are at war.
1506
01:21:40,727 --> 01:21:44,130
Wouldn't you agree,
Mr. Ascher?
1507
01:21:44,131 --> 01:21:47,233
I'm going to go ahead and
rule for the prosecution
1508
01:21:47,234 --> 01:21:50,770
on the grounds that
the politics of your clients
1509
01:21:50,771 --> 01:21:54,240
are crucial
to the argument of this trial.
1510
01:21:54,241 --> 01:21:57,443
Over my strenuous
objections, your honor.
1511
01:21:57,444 --> 01:21:58,778
Noted.
1512
01:21:58,779 --> 01:22:02,281
You continue to try
my clients under one law
1513
01:22:02,282 --> 01:22:04,784
as if they had broken another.
1514
01:22:04,785 --> 01:22:06,285
Poor old Jake.
1515
01:22:06,286 --> 01:22:08,788
What he was up against.
1516
01:22:08,789 --> 01:22:12,191
The whole temper
of the times was medieval.
1517
01:22:12,192 --> 01:22:16,162
Selig Mindish needed
no one else to commit his crime.
1518
01:22:16,163 --> 01:22:17,663
The dentist
1519
01:22:17,664 --> 01:22:21,133
working in the darkness
of his dental laboratory
1520
01:22:21,134 --> 01:22:24,136
to steal the formula
for atomic fission,
1521
01:22:24,137 --> 01:22:26,639
there is your spy!
1522
01:22:26,640 --> 01:22:29,642
"Selig Mindish, ladies
and gentlemen of the jury,
1523
01:22:29,643 --> 01:22:31,343
"he is your spy!
1524
01:22:31,344 --> 01:22:33,846
He and he alone
is responsible."
1525
01:22:33,847 --> 01:22:36,348
God knows.
The pressure was enormous.
1526
01:22:36,349 --> 01:22:38,851
I couldn't have come up
with anything better myself.
1527
01:22:38,852 --> 01:22:40,352
Perhaps no one could.
1528
01:22:40,353 --> 01:22:41,854
I don't understand.
1529
01:22:41,855 --> 01:22:45,357
The strategy was
to turn everything back on Mindish,
1530
01:22:45,358 --> 01:22:49,361
to show him guiltier
than he himself confessed to being,
1531
01:22:49,362 --> 01:22:51,363
to... to show
his self-interest
1532
01:22:51,364 --> 01:22:53,365
in testifying
against the Isaacsons
1533
01:22:53,366 --> 01:22:54,867
to save himself.
1534
01:22:54,868 --> 01:22:56,368
He is your spy.
1535
01:22:56,369 --> 01:22:57,369
He and he alone.
1536
01:22:57,370 --> 01:22:58,370
What?
1537
01:22:58,371 --> 01:23:00,873
Don't you see
the terrible flaw?
1538
01:23:00,874 --> 01:23:05,044
It admits there was a crime.
1539
01:23:05,045 --> 01:23:07,480
Your parents and Ascher
gave the prosecution
1540
01:23:07,481 --> 01:23:08,981
the one premise
it shouldn't have...
1541
01:23:08,982 --> 01:23:10,549
that any crime
was committed at all.
1542
01:23:10,550 --> 01:23:12,051
But Mindish confessed.
1543
01:23:12,052 --> 01:23:14,487
Why would Mindish confess
if no crime was committed?
1544
01:23:14,488 --> 01:23:15,988
Why indeed?
1545
01:23:15,989 --> 01:23:18,991
I don't know how well
you remember Selig Mindish.
1546
01:23:18,992 --> 01:23:20,493
An ignorant man,
1547
01:23:20,494 --> 01:23:21,994
never properly naturalized,
1548
01:23:21,995 --> 01:23:24,997
a dubious degree from some
third-rate dental college.
1549
01:23:24,998 --> 01:23:27,700
A very ordinary man
1550
01:23:27,701 --> 01:23:30,503
perfectly capable of
joining the communist party
1551
01:23:30,504 --> 01:23:34,006
for no more than
an exalted sense of himself.
1552
01:23:34,007 --> 01:23:36,509
So you ask, what
is the motivation
1553
01:23:36,510 --> 01:23:38,577
for a man to do what he did?
1554
01:23:38,578 --> 01:23:41,580
Well, one motivation
is to believe,
1555
01:23:41,581 --> 01:23:44,350
or to have been
persuaded to believe,
1556
01:23:44,351 --> 01:23:46,619
in his own guilt
1557
01:23:46,620 --> 01:23:50,122
and to live in mortal fear
of the consequences.
1558
01:23:50,123 --> 01:23:51,857
Another is to believe,
1559
01:23:51,858 --> 01:23:53,859
or to have been
persuaded to believe,
1560
01:23:53,860 --> 01:23:56,295
in the guilt of his friends
1561
01:23:56,296 --> 01:23:59,798
and to live in mortal fear
of the consequences.
1562
01:23:59,799 --> 01:24:01,800
But there's
a third possibility.
1563
01:24:01,801 --> 01:24:05,804
Don't you remember
what their lives were like?
1564
01:24:05,805 --> 01:24:08,307
They believed.
1565
01:24:08,308 --> 01:24:10,309
They had the faith,
1566
01:24:10,310 --> 01:24:12,811
and they were prepared
1567
01:24:12,812 --> 01:24:16,115
to suffer the passion
of their faith.
1568
01:24:18,552 --> 01:24:23,556
We are the people's soldiers
1569
01:24:23,557 --> 01:24:27,893
we're marching
with our strengths
1570
01:24:27,894 --> 01:24:31,897
to beyond
1571
01:24:31,898 --> 01:24:36,769
far and wide
as the eye can wander
1572
01:24:36,770 --> 01:24:41,273
heathen folk are everywhere
1573
01:24:41,274 --> 01:24:45,778
not a bird sings out
to cheer us
1574
01:24:45,779 --> 01:24:50,816
folks are standing
gaunt and bare
1575
01:24:50,817 --> 01:24:51,817
That's Paul Robeson.
1576
01:24:51,818 --> 01:24:55,821
We are the people's soldiers
1577
01:24:55,822 --> 01:24:57,423
we're marching with...
1578
01:25:47,173 --> 01:25:49,675
This isn't the way we came.
1579
01:26:35,588 --> 01:26:37,423
Commie cocksuckers!
1580
01:26:42,595 --> 01:26:45,097
Jew bastards!
1581
01:26:45,098 --> 01:26:46,365
Are you crazy?!
1582
01:26:46,366 --> 01:26:48,100
Officer!
1583
01:26:48,101 --> 01:26:49,435
Paul!
1584
01:26:49,436 --> 01:26:50,803
You dirty rats!
Officer!
1585
01:26:50,804 --> 01:26:52,037
Paulie!
1586
01:26:52,038 --> 01:26:53,939
Get down!
1587
01:26:53,940 --> 01:26:55,574
What are you doing?!
1588
01:26:55,575 --> 01:26:57,243
This must not be permitted!
1589
01:27:00,613 --> 01:27:03,449
Open the door!
Open the door!
1590
01:27:06,619 --> 01:27:08,954
Paul!
1591
01:27:11,224 --> 01:27:12,725
Aah!
1592
01:27:12,726 --> 01:27:15,794
Stop them before
they break him in half!
1593
01:27:15,795 --> 01:27:18,063
Commie rats!
1594
01:27:18,064 --> 01:27:19,465
You dirty rats!
1595
01:27:21,801 --> 01:27:23,469
You commie bastards!
1596
01:27:31,277 --> 01:27:34,279
Burning at the stake.
1597
01:27:34,280 --> 01:27:35,781
Known to all European nations
1598
01:27:35,782 --> 01:27:37,783
through the 19th century.
1599
01:27:37,784 --> 01:27:40,753
Used into the 20th century.
1600
01:27:40,754 --> 01:27:43,255
Always, in whatever country,
1601
01:27:43,256 --> 01:27:45,524
used on the lower classes.
1602
01:27:45,525 --> 01:27:49,028
Like the knout,
like drawing and quartering
1603
01:27:50,530 --> 01:27:53,533
no accident Joan
of arc was a peasant.
1604
01:27:56,936 --> 01:27:59,438
Is this the right day?
1605
01:27:59,439 --> 01:28:02,441
Yes, Daniel.
1606
01:28:02,442 --> 01:28:05,444
Do they know I'm coming?
1607
01:28:05,445 --> 01:28:07,446
I told you, yes.
1608
01:28:07,447 --> 01:28:09,449
They're dead.
1609
01:28:11,451 --> 01:28:14,453
No...
1610
01:28:14,454 --> 01:28:15,955
My little girl...
1611
01:28:16,956 --> 01:28:20,459
That is not true.
1612
01:28:20,460 --> 01:28:22,461
They are alive.
1613
01:28:22,462 --> 01:28:24,463
Not anymore.
They were killed.
1614
01:28:24,464 --> 01:28:26,465
It was in the newspaper.
1615
01:28:26,466 --> 01:28:28,467
How do you know?
You can't read.
1616
01:28:28,468 --> 01:28:30,970
I can.
I've learned how to read.
1617
01:29:02,235 --> 01:29:05,237
You sure they want to see us?
1618
01:29:05,238 --> 01:29:07,240
More than anything.
1619
01:29:19,252 --> 01:29:21,753
Mr. Ascher, any word
on the appeals?
1620
01:29:21,754 --> 01:29:24,256
Son, how long has it been
since you've seen your parents?
1621
01:29:24,257 --> 01:29:25,124
One more thing,
Mr. Ascher.
1622
01:29:30,964 --> 01:29:33,465
Everyone knows they're dead.
1623
01:29:33,466 --> 01:29:35,467
Who's everyone?
1624
01:29:35,468 --> 01:29:37,469
My class.
1625
01:29:37,470 --> 01:29:39,305
You're a dope.
1626
01:30:11,905 --> 01:30:13,906
What's this?
1627
01:30:13,907 --> 01:30:14,807
He has to frisk me.
1628
01:30:15,808 --> 01:30:17,176
That's ok, kid.
1629
01:30:18,177 --> 01:30:19,177
No, go ahead and search me.
1630
01:30:19,178 --> 01:30:20,179
I might have a gun.
1631
01:30:22,115 --> 01:30:24,182
That's ok. I'm satisfied
you don't have a gun.
1632
01:30:24,183 --> 01:30:28,186
They haven't
seen their parents in over a year.
1633
01:30:28,187 --> 01:30:30,789
Yeah?
Well, they're here.
1634
01:30:30,790 --> 01:30:32,258
Search me.
1635
01:30:39,032 --> 01:30:40,299
Now her.
1636
01:31:23,910 --> 01:31:26,912
Look at you.
Look at you.
1637
01:31:26,913 --> 01:31:31,416
You're so big
I don't even recognize you.
1638
01:31:31,417 --> 01:31:32,918
We sent you pictures.
1639
01:31:32,919 --> 01:31:34,921
It's not the same.
1640
01:31:36,923 --> 01:31:39,859
Well, aren't you going
to give me a hug?
1641
01:31:45,865 --> 01:31:47,867
You're so big.
1642
01:31:49,869 --> 01:31:52,371
You're so beautiful.
1643
01:31:54,941 --> 01:31:57,943
You're my beautiful children.
1644
01:31:57,944 --> 01:31:59,779
When are they
going to kill you?
1645
01:32:03,282 --> 01:32:06,518
My darling, they're
not going to do that.
1646
01:32:06,519 --> 01:32:09,521
That's just
their way of talking.
1647
01:32:09,522 --> 01:32:12,524
I'm sure Uncle Jake
told you about appeals,
1648
01:32:12,525 --> 01:32:16,528
about the lawyers who
have to examine the trials.
1649
01:32:16,529 --> 01:32:18,030
That takes time.
1650
01:32:18,031 --> 01:32:20,032
We're in no danger right now.
1651
01:32:20,033 --> 01:32:23,036
But what if they kill you
anyway, how will they do it?
1652
01:32:26,472 --> 01:32:28,974
Well, darling, they do
something called electrocution,
1653
01:32:28,975 --> 01:32:30,709
and it's very painless.
1654
01:32:30,710 --> 01:32:33,211
We don't want
to talk about that.
1655
01:32:33,212 --> 01:32:36,481
Aren't you warm?
Take off your coat.
1656
01:32:36,482 --> 01:32:37,482
Let me have a look at you.
1657
01:32:37,483 --> 01:32:38,984
You're very nicely dressed.
1658
01:32:40,486 --> 01:32:42,488
How lovely you look.
1659
01:32:46,492 --> 01:32:48,994
Here. I have
a little surprise.
1660
01:33:01,974 --> 01:33:03,909
And how's school?
1661
01:33:06,913 --> 01:33:08,914
Fine.
1662
01:33:08,915 --> 01:33:10,415
I'm going to be a lawyer.
1663
01:33:10,416 --> 01:33:12,851
Then I can get you free.
1664
01:33:12,852 --> 01:33:15,854
This I haven't heard before.
1665
01:33:15,855 --> 01:33:18,691
He's going to make
a good lawyer, won't he, Jake?
1666
01:33:21,694 --> 01:33:24,196
I won't let them kill you.
1667
01:33:24,197 --> 01:33:26,164
I'll kill them first.
1668
01:33:26,165 --> 01:33:28,667
Oh, now, where did you
get that expression?
1669
01:33:30,136 --> 01:33:31,703
Where's my daddy?
1670
01:33:31,704 --> 01:33:34,206
First I get to visit with you,
1671
01:33:34,207 --> 01:33:36,174
and then he gets his turn.
1672
01:33:36,175 --> 01:33:37,676
Why not together?
1673
01:33:37,677 --> 01:33:40,879
Look how long your hair
has gotten. It's so pretty.
1674
01:33:40,880 --> 01:33:42,881
Do you see my daddy?
1675
01:33:42,882 --> 01:33:46,718
Yes. We get to talk once
a week through a screen.
1676
01:33:46,719 --> 01:33:50,222
We went home,
1677
01:33:50,223 --> 01:33:52,225
but it was gone.
1678
01:34:06,973 --> 01:34:10,843
It's hard to make up for all
the lost time, isn't it?
1679
01:34:14,180 --> 01:34:16,649
It's a strange feeling,
isn't it?
1680
01:34:21,053 --> 01:34:22,888
We're living with a family.
1681
01:34:22,889 --> 01:34:25,056
I know.
1682
01:34:25,057 --> 01:34:27,859
It's closer to here
than the shelter.
1683
01:34:27,860 --> 01:34:30,095
I know...
1684
01:34:33,966 --> 01:34:36,420
The judge made us.
1685
01:34:36,421 --> 01:34:38,422
Look, Danny,
you don't understand.
1686
01:34:38,423 --> 01:34:41,425
I chose the Lewins
from all the people.
1687
01:34:41,426 --> 01:34:43,427
I wanted that for you.
1688
01:34:43,428 --> 01:34:46,430
It's going to be some time
before this is over,
1689
01:34:46,431 --> 01:34:49,934
and it's too long
to stay in the shelter.
1690
01:34:53,471 --> 01:34:54,972
Already?
1691
01:34:54,973 --> 01:34:57,475
You'll come back
soon, won't you?
1692
01:35:01,980 --> 01:35:03,982
I love you, my sweetest angels.
1693
01:35:06,985 --> 01:35:09,987
I love your pictures,
I love your letters.
1694
01:35:09,988 --> 01:35:12,990
I'm so proud of you,
you know that?
1695
01:35:12,991 --> 01:35:14,992
But soon this will all be over,
1696
01:35:14,993 --> 01:35:16,994
and we'll have peace again.
1697
01:35:16,995 --> 01:35:19,997
It's a terrible thing
to do to people, isn't it?
1698
01:35:19,998 --> 01:35:21,999
But don't you worry,
1699
01:35:22,000 --> 01:35:24,501
we'll get out of here.
1700
01:35:24,502 --> 01:35:26,504
We'll have fun again.
1701
01:35:47,992 --> 01:35:52,996
How are the two best
children in the world?
1702
01:35:52,997 --> 01:35:57,000
How are my favorite children?
1703
01:35:57,001 --> 01:35:59,003
Oh, look at them, Jake.
1704
01:36:00,505 --> 01:36:04,007
A million dollars!
1705
01:36:04,008 --> 01:36:07,010
A million dollars!
1706
01:36:07,011 --> 01:36:09,513
You know what I got here?
1707
01:36:09,514 --> 01:36:10,515
Do you?
1708
01:36:13,518 --> 01:36:16,019
I'm going to show you.
1709
01:36:16,020 --> 01:36:17,521
Watch carefully.
1710
01:36:19,524 --> 01:36:21,025
Bug collection.
1711
01:36:23,528 --> 01:36:25,529
How did you catch them?
1712
01:36:25,530 --> 01:36:27,531
Paper cup. I can't keep
them from drying out.
1713
01:36:27,532 --> 01:36:30,033
And they won't let me
have preservatives.
1714
01:36:30,034 --> 01:36:32,035
But the insect world
is truly amazing.
1715
01:36:32,036 --> 01:36:34,037
Come here.
Look at this moth.
1716
01:36:34,038 --> 01:36:35,539
Isn't that beautiful?
1717
01:36:35,540 --> 01:36:37,040
Aw, come here.
1718
01:36:37,041 --> 01:36:38,542
Isn't it beautiful?
1719
01:36:38,543 --> 01:36:40,043
I hate...
I hate them things.
1720
01:36:40,044 --> 01:36:42,045
These are roaches.
1721
01:36:42,046 --> 01:36:43,547
I can usually find
all the specimens I need,
1722
01:36:43,548 --> 01:36:45,549
but you got to trick them.
1723
01:36:45,550 --> 01:36:47,552
Sometimes it takes hours.
1724
01:36:48,553 --> 01:36:49,554
Uh...
1725
01:36:52,557 --> 01:36:55,058
You know, I figured it out...
1726
01:36:55,059 --> 01:36:56,560
I'm not more than 20 feet
1727
01:36:56,561 --> 01:36:58,061
from your mother
as the crow flies.
1728
01:36:58,062 --> 01:37:00,063
I'm one floor below
and I'm one block over.
1729
01:37:00,064 --> 01:37:02,566
Of course, there's a lot
of stone between us,
1730
01:37:02,567 --> 01:37:04,001
and poor mommy's
all alone up there.
1731
01:37:04,002 --> 01:37:05,002
She's the only woman.
1732
01:37:05,003 --> 01:37:07,004
I, at least, have
murderers to talk to.
1733
01:37:07,005 --> 01:37:09,007
You still a baseball fan?
1734
01:37:10,508 --> 01:37:13,510
You know, they put
the giants game
1735
01:37:13,511 --> 01:37:17,014
over the, uh...
Over the loudspeakers.
1736
01:37:17,015 --> 01:37:20,017
They'll make a fan of me yet.
1737
01:37:20,018 --> 01:37:22,519
Also, I play chess
with the other inmates.
1738
01:37:22,520 --> 01:37:23,520
We put the, uh...
1739
01:37:23,521 --> 01:37:25,522
We make our boards and
our chessmen out of paper.
1740
01:37:25,523 --> 01:37:27,024
And then we shout the moves.
1741
01:37:27,025 --> 01:37:30,527
I always thought chess
was a waste of time.
1742
01:37:30,528 --> 01:37:31,528
And it is. It's
a terrible waste of time.
1743
01:37:31,529 --> 01:37:33,030
Time. It's valuable.
1744
01:37:33,031 --> 01:37:35,032
Now, you can put innocent...
1745
01:37:35,033 --> 01:37:36,533
you can put
innocent people to jail,
1746
01:37:36,534 --> 01:37:38,035
but you can't put
their minds in jail.
1747
01:37:38,036 --> 01:37:39,536
You understand?
What's wrong? I burn you?
1748
01:37:39,537 --> 01:37:42,539
Look here. It didn't fall.
The Ash is still here, you see?
1749
01:37:42,540 --> 01:37:44,041
Don't worry. I wouldn't
hurt my boy.
1750
01:37:44,042 --> 01:37:47,044
They are the ones
with the minds in jail.
1751
01:37:47,045 --> 01:37:49,046
But you can't put
innocent people to death
1752
01:37:49,047 --> 01:37:51,048
in this country
because it can't be done.
1753
01:37:51,049 --> 01:37:53,050
You'll see. Public opinion
will get behind us.
1754
01:37:53,051 --> 01:37:54,551
You'll see, my handsome boy.
1755
01:37:54,552 --> 01:37:56,053
Am I right, Jake? Huh?
1756
01:37:56,054 --> 01:37:57,554
Of course.
1757
01:37:57,555 --> 01:37:59,556
No, wait, no! Before
our trial even started,
1758
01:37:59,557 --> 01:38:02,559
we were convicted
by the paid hirelings of the kept press.
1759
01:38:02,560 --> 01:38:05,062
And it was not
a fair trial on that ground alone.
1760
01:38:05,063 --> 01:38:06,063
Paul, I don't think now...
1761
01:38:06,064 --> 01:38:08,565
no! You listen!
You be quiet!
1762
01:38:08,566 --> 01:38:10,067
It's all right, it's all right.
1763
01:38:10,068 --> 01:38:12,069
I want my son to know
1764
01:38:12,070 --> 01:38:13,070
we're not alone, the Isaacsons.
1765
01:38:13,071 --> 01:38:15,572
Soon, the whole world
is going to be behind us
1766
01:38:15,573 --> 01:38:17,574
in our fight
to regain our freedom.
1767
01:38:17,575 --> 01:38:18,575
And he can help.
1768
01:38:18,576 --> 01:38:20,077
And you want to help,
don't you? Huh?
1769
01:38:20,078 --> 01:38:21,078
Yeah.
1770
01:38:21,079 --> 01:38:22,079
That's right!
1771
01:38:22,080 --> 01:38:24,081
Oh, you, you!
1772
01:38:24,082 --> 01:38:27,084
You know, you are
my brilliant boy.
1773
01:38:27,085 --> 01:38:30,587
You are my wonderful,
brilliant boy.
1774
01:38:30,588 --> 01:38:33,090
You know, you're getting
to look like me.
1775
01:38:33,091 --> 01:38:34,091
Am I?
1776
01:38:34,092 --> 01:38:37,094
You, ah...
You're luckier.
1777
01:38:37,095 --> 01:38:39,596
You're the image
of your mother.
1778
01:38:39,597 --> 01:38:42,599
You're a beauty
just like your mom.
1779
01:38:42,600 --> 01:38:47,104
Jake, isn't that
an ideal situation, huh?
1780
01:38:47,105 --> 01:38:49,106
What could a father ask for...
1781
01:38:49,107 --> 01:38:50,607
his son take after him,
1782
01:38:50,608 --> 01:38:52,609
and his daughter
after his wife.
1783
01:38:52,610 --> 01:38:53,677
Is that not ideal?
1784
01:38:53,678 --> 01:38:55,245
Absolutely.
1785
01:38:55,246 --> 01:38:56,747
We have an ideal family.
1786
01:38:59,817 --> 01:39:01,318
Now my soul is a witness
1787
01:39:01,319 --> 01:39:02,319
for my lord
1788
01:39:02,320 --> 01:39:03,820
yes, my soul is a witness
1789
01:39:03,821 --> 01:39:04,821
for my lord
1790
01:39:04,822 --> 01:39:06,323
now my soul is a witness
1791
01:39:06,324 --> 01:39:07,324
for my lord
1792
01:39:07,325 --> 01:39:08,325
yes, my soul is a witness
1793
01:39:08,326 --> 01:39:09,826
for my lord
1794
01:39:09,827 --> 01:39:11,762
now Daniel was a Hebrew child
1795
01:39:11,763 --> 01:39:13,764
he went to pray
to his God for a while
1796
01:39:13,765 --> 01:39:16,266
king at once
for Daniel did send
1797
01:39:16,267 --> 01:39:22,773
cast him into the lion's den
1798
01:39:22,774 --> 01:39:26,576
the lord sent an angel
1799
01:39:26,577 --> 01:39:31,081
the lion's but a king
1800
01:39:31,082 --> 01:39:36,086
and Daniel lay down
1801
01:39:36,087 --> 01:39:44,528
and went to sleep
1802
01:39:44,529 --> 01:39:46,029
Daniel was a witness
1803
01:39:46,030 --> 01:39:47,030
for my lord
1804
01:39:47,031 --> 01:39:48,031
yes, Daniel was a witness
1805
01:39:48,032 --> 01:39:49,032
for my lord
1806
01:39:49,033 --> 01:39:50,534
oh, Daniel was a witness
1807
01:39:50,535 --> 01:39:51,535
for my lord
1808
01:39:51,536 --> 01:39:53,036
yes, Daniel was a witness
1809
01:39:53,037 --> 01:39:54,037
for my lord
1810
01:39:54,038 --> 01:39:55,539
now who will be a witness
1811
01:39:55,540 --> 01:39:56,540
for my lord
1812
01:39:56,541 --> 01:39:57,541
yes, who will be a witness
1813
01:39:57,542 --> 01:39:58,542
for my lord
1814
01:39:58,543 --> 01:40:00,043
now who will be a witness
1815
01:40:00,044 --> 01:40:04,247
for my lord
1816
01:40:04,248 --> 01:40:07,751
who will be a witness
1817
01:40:07,752 --> 01:40:16,093
for my lord
1818
01:40:20,097 --> 01:40:21,598
Hi, Linda.
1819
01:40:21,599 --> 01:40:24,101
Mr...
1820
01:40:26,103 --> 01:40:28,104
Come on, Linda.
1821
01:40:28,105 --> 01:40:31,608
It's me.
Danny Isaacson.
1822
01:40:31,609 --> 01:40:33,110
Weeks Avenue?
1823
01:40:38,115 --> 01:40:43,620
Jeez. Linda Meentan?
1824
01:40:43,621 --> 01:40:45,623
This is very nice.
1825
01:40:51,629 --> 01:40:54,130
I bet you're a very
good dentist, Linda.
1826
01:40:54,131 --> 01:40:55,632
You always had strong hands.
1827
01:40:56,634 --> 01:40:59,636
I can still feel
those pokes in the ribs.
1828
01:40:59,637 --> 01:41:03,640
You know, and you were good
at bending back fingers, too.
1829
01:41:03,641 --> 01:41:04,641
Sand in the eyes.
1830
01:41:04,642 --> 01:41:06,143
What do you want?
1831
01:41:07,144 --> 01:41:08,645
Hmm?
1832
01:41:08,646 --> 01:41:10,648
What are you doing here?
1833
01:41:12,149 --> 01:41:13,550
Oh, I... I happened
to be in the neighborhood.
1834
01:41:23,728 --> 01:41:27,230
Danny, I, uh, I'd like
you to meet Dale.
1835
01:41:27,231 --> 01:41:28,532
He's a lawyer.
1836
01:41:29,534 --> 01:41:31,035
What can we do for you?
1837
01:41:33,738 --> 01:41:34,738
Pretty good.
1838
01:41:34,739 --> 01:41:36,239
Linda did the right thing.
1839
01:41:36,240 --> 01:41:38,241
You can't barge in
on people like this
1840
01:41:38,242 --> 01:41:40,243
and expect them to put
out the welcome mat.
1841
01:41:40,244 --> 01:41:42,245
She has no way of
even knowing you are who you say you are.
1842
01:41:42,246 --> 01:41:44,247
Oh, no, no, no, no.
That's him.
1843
01:41:44,248 --> 01:41:46,249
That's Danny Isaacson.
1844
01:41:46,250 --> 01:41:47,250
Linda's a big girl,
1845
01:41:47,251 --> 01:41:48,752
and I can only
advise her what to do.
1846
01:41:48,753 --> 01:41:50,754
She and her family
have nothing to fear.
1847
01:41:50,755 --> 01:41:53,223
They are not obliged
to discuss that case or see you at all.
1848
01:41:53,224 --> 01:41:54,724
Do you need money?
What's your problem?
1849
01:41:54,725 --> 01:41:56,426
Dale, why don't you shut
up a fuckin' minute?
1850
01:41:56,427 --> 01:41:57,928
I want to warn you,
1851
01:41:57,929 --> 01:42:00,564
as a lawyer, an intimidation,
1852
01:42:00,565 --> 01:42:03,567
threatened or implied,
obscene language or slander,
1853
01:42:03,568 --> 01:42:04,068
in the State of California.
1854
01:42:06,771 --> 01:42:09,673
Uh, I'm hoping
your father can help settle some questions.
1855
01:42:09,674 --> 01:42:13,244
As far as I know, all the questions
were settled a long time ago.
1856
01:42:14,745 --> 01:42:16,880
Do you... do you want
me to talk in front of this guy?
1857
01:42:16,881 --> 01:42:19,883
This guy and I
are going to be married.
1858
01:42:19,884 --> 01:42:21,385
Um...
1859
01:42:22,753 --> 01:42:23,753
I'm interested to know
1860
01:42:23,754 --> 01:42:24,754
how you and your mother
supported yourselves
1861
01:42:24,755 --> 01:42:25,755
after your father went to jail.
1862
01:42:25,756 --> 01:42:27,223
It's none of his business.
1863
01:42:27,224 --> 01:42:28,558
You were 14 or 15,
1864
01:42:28,559 --> 01:42:30,360
but when you moved here,
1865
01:42:30,361 --> 01:42:32,295
you went to college
and dental school.
1866
01:42:32,296 --> 01:42:33,296
Linda, you're not obliged...
1867
01:42:33,297 --> 01:42:34,798
it's all right, sweetheart.
1868
01:42:36,300 --> 01:42:37,801
When, uh...
1869
01:42:37,802 --> 01:42:41,304
When my father went to prison,
1870
01:42:41,305 --> 01:42:43,807
my mother and I
suffered terribly.
1871
01:42:43,808 --> 01:42:46,309
But something good
happened, too.
1872
01:42:46,310 --> 01:42:48,812
You see, I discovered
resources in myself
1873
01:42:48,813 --> 01:42:50,814
I otherwise might not have.
1874
01:42:50,815 --> 01:42:52,315
And from what I understand,
1875
01:42:52,316 --> 01:42:55,652
neither you nor your sister
have been that fortunate.
1876
01:42:55,653 --> 01:42:57,621
In many ways,
1877
01:42:57,622 --> 01:43:00,290
it's been tougher
for me than for you.
1878
01:43:00,291 --> 01:43:03,927
I mean, your parents, after all, were
considered heroes in some circles.
1879
01:43:03,928 --> 01:43:07,430
But Selig Mindish,
he was a hero to no one.
1880
01:43:07,431 --> 01:43:09,433
To say the least.
1881
01:43:10,935 --> 01:43:13,003
We, uh...
1882
01:43:13,004 --> 01:43:14,838
We lost our friends,
1883
01:43:14,839 --> 01:43:17,607
and we lost our honor.
1884
01:43:17,608 --> 01:43:21,111
And the years he spent in jail
ruined his health.
1885
01:43:23,114 --> 01:43:25,115
I'll tell you something.
1886
01:43:25,116 --> 01:43:27,617
I often dreamed that
if we could change places,
1887
01:43:27,618 --> 01:43:29,619
the Isaacsons
and the Mindishes,
1888
01:43:29,620 --> 01:43:32,122
I'd be glad to stand
in your shoes,
1889
01:43:32,123 --> 01:43:34,624
just so you could
stand in mine.
1890
01:43:34,625 --> 01:43:35,926
Could I please
have your hankie, Dale?
1891
01:43:37,695 --> 01:43:39,696
Well, it's a nice
thought, Linda.
1892
01:43:39,697 --> 01:43:41,097
It's a nice thought.
1893
01:43:41,098 --> 01:43:43,633
A nice thought! You know,
I owe you nothing!
1894
01:43:43,634 --> 01:43:45,635
Your parents were
full of high ideas,
1895
01:43:45,636 --> 01:43:47,270
except when it came
to other people!
1896
01:43:47,271 --> 01:43:49,105
Except when it came to ruining
the lives of friends!
1897
01:43:49,106 --> 01:43:50,540
What does that mean?
What does that mean?
1898
01:43:50,541 --> 01:43:52,542
They led my father down
the garden path.
1899
01:43:52,543 --> 01:43:54,544
He chauffeured them
where they wanted to go,
1900
01:43:54,545 --> 01:43:56,046
he fixed teeth for them,
1901
01:43:56,047 --> 01:43:59,549
he... he turned
into a spy for them.
1902
01:43:59,550 --> 01:44:00,550
Linda, honey, calm yourself.
1903
01:44:00,551 --> 01:44:02,385
Well, Linda, the awful
Isaacsons are dead. They're dead!
1904
01:44:02,386 --> 01:44:04,654
Now all you have to
worry about is me.
1905
01:44:04,655 --> 01:44:07,357
But what can
I do? Tell people your real name?
1906
01:44:07,358 --> 01:44:10,794
No, this is...
this is Southern California.
1907
01:44:10,795 --> 01:44:12,796
This is orange
county. I mean,
1908
01:44:12,797 --> 01:44:15,799
after all, Selig helped
bust a commie spy ring.
1909
01:44:15,800 --> 01:44:17,300
His testimony is
a matter of record.
1910
01:44:17,301 --> 01:44:18,802
Yeah, it is, it is,
1911
01:44:18,803 --> 01:44:20,303
but things that
seemed clear then aren't clear now.
1912
01:44:20,304 --> 01:44:21,805
For instance,
you ever ask him why he testified?
1913
01:44:21,806 --> 01:44:23,373
Why... why he confessed?
1914
01:44:23,374 --> 01:44:25,375
That's a naive question.
1915
01:44:25,376 --> 01:44:28,845
Why? Why? Why?
'Cause he was... 'cause he was caught?
1916
01:44:28,846 --> 01:44:32,348
He had no choice? Or
because he was sorry for what he had done
1917
01:44:32,349 --> 01:44:35,385
or... or because he wanted
to save himself?
1918
01:44:35,386 --> 01:44:37,854
That's what
Jake Ascher thought.
1919
01:44:37,855 --> 01:44:42,358
That Selig fingered my
parents to save himself.
1920
01:44:42,359 --> 01:44:45,161
As for my parents,
I don't know what they thought.
1921
01:44:45,162 --> 01:44:47,664
Robert Lewin thinks it
was an act of sacrifice.
1922
01:44:47,665 --> 01:44:49,866
What are you talking about?
1923
01:44:49,867 --> 01:44:51,367
Nobody knows what happened!
1924
01:44:51,368 --> 01:44:54,370
Nobody knows what
really happened!
1925
01:44:54,371 --> 01:44:56,372
Even the government!
1926
01:44:56,373 --> 01:44:57,874
They were never satisfied.
1927
01:44:57,875 --> 01:44:59,876
They had the...
the criminal masterminds
1928
01:44:59,877 --> 01:45:02,879
they've gotten
the death sentence for.
1929
01:45:02,880 --> 01:45:05,882
I mean, right up to the end,
they were ready to deal.
1930
01:45:05,883 --> 01:45:09,385
They only arrested my mother
to get my father to talk,
1931
01:45:09,386 --> 01:45:11,888
to try to break my father.
1932
01:45:13,390 --> 01:45:15,892
You know, they had this...
this little phone...
1933
01:45:15,893 --> 01:45:17,393
In the death chamber...
1934
01:45:17,394 --> 01:45:19,395
In case he wanted to confess.
1935
01:45:19,396 --> 01:45:21,397
Confess to what? Didn't
they already have him?
1936
01:45:21,398 --> 01:45:24,400
I mean, they... they sat
him down in the chair,
1937
01:45:24,401 --> 01:45:26,402
in the electric chair,
1938
01:45:26,403 --> 01:45:27,904
right?
1939
01:45:27,905 --> 01:45:29,406
Where he could see
the fuckin' phone...
1940
01:45:30,908 --> 01:45:32,909
And they were ready
to commute the sentence
1941
01:45:32,910 --> 01:45:36,914
if he told them
who really ran the atomic spy ring.
1942
01:45:42,553 --> 01:45:44,554
You know, there
was this other couple
1943
01:45:44,555 --> 01:45:46,055
that lived, uh, in the Bronx.
1944
01:45:46,056 --> 01:45:48,057
They belonged to
the Bronx membership.
1945
01:45:48,058 --> 01:45:52,562
And everyone believed they'd gone
underground to do dangerous work.
1946
01:45:52,563 --> 01:45:55,064
Even I heard that.
Did your... did your dad ever mention them?
1947
01:45:55,065 --> 01:45:56,065
Did he ever mention them?
1948
01:45:56,066 --> 01:45:57,400
Their name or
anything like that?
1949
01:45:57,401 --> 01:45:59,302
No, Danny.
1950
01:45:59,303 --> 01:46:01,805
No one did. No one ever
mentioned their name...
1951
01:46:01,806 --> 01:46:03,807
Without lowering their voices.
1952
01:46:03,808 --> 01:46:05,809
The daredevil heroes
of the Bronx.
1953
01:46:05,810 --> 01:46:08,311
I mean, after all, the
party was falling apart.
1954
01:46:08,312 --> 01:46:10,314
People needed to feel
good about something.
1955
01:46:12,316 --> 01:46:14,818
And, you know,
this other couple...
1956
01:46:14,819 --> 01:46:17,754
They were supposed to have
lived a few blocks from us.
1957
01:46:17,755 --> 01:46:19,656
And they were
supposed to have had two children.
1958
01:46:19,657 --> 01:46:21,524
You poor tormented boy.
1959
01:46:21,525 --> 01:46:25,328
Yeah, well, it's hard
to get it down. I know.
1960
01:46:25,329 --> 01:46:26,830
I'm not sure I understand.
1961
01:46:26,831 --> 01:46:29,332
Of course you
have no proof of this.
1962
01:46:29,333 --> 01:46:31,034
Of course, and that's
why I want to see Selig.
1963
01:46:31,035 --> 01:46:32,335
You stop calling
my father Selig.
1964
01:46:32,336 --> 01:46:35,004
I've got his fillings
in my teeth!
1965
01:46:35,005 --> 01:46:36,706
Let me... let me see
if I understand.
1966
01:46:36,707 --> 01:46:38,274
Oh, Dale, it's insane.
1967
01:46:38,275 --> 01:46:41,277
You're saying that Dr. Mindish
lied about your parents
1968
01:46:41,278 --> 01:46:44,547
in deference to another couple
who looked like them?
1969
01:46:44,548 --> 01:46:46,549
No, I don't know
if they looked like them.
1970
01:46:46,550 --> 01:46:50,053
No, I mean... I mean,
to protect another couple,
1971
01:46:50,054 --> 01:46:54,057
that everyone thought when
undercover to do dangerous work.
1972
01:46:54,058 --> 01:46:57,060
Uh... To keep the FBI away
from people of real value.
1973
01:46:57,061 --> 01:46:59,128
They were closing in
to get the heat off.
1974
01:46:59,129 --> 01:47:00,630
And that this mythical couple,
1975
01:47:00,631 --> 01:47:02,632
these other people.
1976
01:47:02,633 --> 01:47:04,901
Are the ones
who actually stole the secrets?
1977
01:47:04,902 --> 01:47:06,903
Well, not necessarily.
1978
01:47:06,904 --> 01:47:08,404
You know,
it's never been proven.
1979
01:47:08,405 --> 01:47:10,907
It's never been proven
that any secrets were stolen.
1980
01:47:10,908 --> 01:47:14,911
It's not what happened
or was going to happen.
1981
01:47:14,912 --> 01:47:19,415
It is what Selig and/or some of
the others thought had happened!
1982
01:47:19,416 --> 01:47:21,417
I mean, it... it was
as much fantasy
1983
01:47:21,418 --> 01:47:24,420
as what the, uh,
FBI thought had happened!
1984
01:47:24,421 --> 01:47:27,424
And your parents
lent themselves to this deception?
1985
01:47:31,428 --> 01:47:32,429
Uh...
1986
01:47:38,435 --> 01:47:40,937
My father...
1987
01:47:40,938 --> 01:47:42,939
Yeah, I think he would
have figured it out...
1988
01:47:42,940 --> 01:47:44,941
And gambled.
1989
01:47:44,942 --> 01:47:47,944
I don't think my mother would
have known anything about it.
1990
01:47:47,945 --> 01:47:48,879
You know...
1991
01:47:50,247 --> 01:47:51,748
I feel sorry for you.
1992
01:47:51,749 --> 01:47:53,750
I knew that's
why he came here...
1993
01:47:53,751 --> 01:47:57,253
To find, uh, you know, some
way of squirming out of it.
1994
01:47:57,254 --> 01:47:58,755
God.
1995
01:47:58,756 --> 01:48:00,757
It's pathetic.
1996
01:48:00,758 --> 01:48:02,759
Ha ha. Oh, God.
1997
01:48:02,760 --> 01:48:05,261
The more I think about it.
1998
01:48:05,262 --> 01:48:07,263
You know, my papa didn't
tell the half of it.
1999
01:48:07,264 --> 01:48:10,700
They were into all sorts
of things that never came up at the trial.
2000
01:48:10,701 --> 01:48:13,603
Missiles, germ warfare,
gas, everything.
2001
01:48:13,604 --> 01:48:15,605
Your parents
ran the show, Danny.
2002
01:48:15,606 --> 01:48:18,608
They planned things,
they paid people off.
2003
01:48:18,609 --> 01:48:20,610
Lasers! You know,
they were into lasers
2004
01:48:20,611 --> 01:48:22,912
years before anybody had
even heard of lasers.
2005
01:48:22,913 --> 01:48:26,916
So don't tell me my papa
sacrificed them or anybody.
2006
01:48:26,917 --> 01:48:28,919
Another couple?
2007
01:48:29,920 --> 01:48:32,755
My God. It's pitiful.
2008
01:48:32,756 --> 01:48:36,326
Linda, I didn't come
3,000 Miles to hear the family line.
2009
01:48:36,327 --> 01:48:38,328
Look, I've wasted enough time.
2010
01:48:38,329 --> 01:48:41,498
Please. I-I-I'm sorry.
We can't do anything for you.
2011
01:48:46,503 --> 01:48:48,004
Oh, Linda.
2012
01:48:49,006 --> 01:48:52,508
You're not the little
hipster I used to know.
2013
01:48:52,509 --> 01:48:55,511
Dale here with his dacron suit,
2014
01:48:55,512 --> 01:48:59,015
his little tie,
his nice little haircut.
2015
01:48:59,016 --> 01:49:01,017
I mean, if they were
his parents,
2016
01:49:01,018 --> 01:49:03,519
he'd want it to be
another couple.
2017
01:49:03,520 --> 01:49:05,021
But look at me.
2018
01:49:06,523 --> 01:49:09,025
Do I look like Dale?
2019
01:49:12,029 --> 01:49:14,530
Whatever it is, Linda,
2020
01:49:14,531 --> 01:49:16,032
I can live with it.
2021
01:49:17,534 --> 01:49:21,037
Shit, this could
be another planet.
2022
01:49:21,038 --> 01:49:23,039
I think there's
something wrong with you.
2023
01:49:23,040 --> 01:49:25,041
Don't you want
your life on earth?
2024
01:49:25,042 --> 01:49:28,044
Don't you want to come
back to the world?
2025
01:49:28,045 --> 01:49:31,048
Whatever it is, Linda,
I want to live with it.
2026
01:49:33,050 --> 01:49:34,550
Let Selig tell me
what you just told me.
2027
01:49:34,551 --> 01:49:37,053
Let him tell me,
let me know the guys he put the finger on,
2028
01:49:37,054 --> 01:49:40,057
the guys who did it
or didn't do it...
2029
01:49:41,558 --> 01:49:43,560
I want to hear it from him.
2030
01:49:45,562 --> 01:49:47,564
I want to know.
2031
01:49:50,067 --> 01:49:51,568
That's all.
2032
01:50:38,354 --> 01:50:39,855
Hello, papa.
2033
01:50:44,360 --> 01:50:45,860
Papa...
2034
01:50:45,861 --> 01:50:49,864
Do you remember Danny Isaacson?
2035
01:50:49,865 --> 01:50:50,866
Hmm?
2036
01:50:56,872 --> 01:50:58,272
You see?
2037
01:50:58,273 --> 01:51:01,209
You can ask him
anything you want, Danny.
2038
01:51:08,217 --> 01:51:09,718
Hello, Dr. Mindish.
2039
01:51:13,222 --> 01:51:14,723
It's Danny.
2040
01:51:27,536 --> 01:51:29,037
It's Danny.
2041
01:51:32,241 --> 01:51:35,244
Danny Isaacson.
2042
01:51:40,883 --> 01:51:43,385
Paul and Rochelle's son.
2043
01:51:49,992 --> 01:51:50,993
Danny?
2044
01:52:00,202 --> 01:52:01,703
It's...
2045
01:52:04,206 --> 01:52:05,873
It's Danny.
2046
01:52:05,874 --> 01:52:07,875
It's all right, papa.
2047
01:52:07,876 --> 01:52:09,377
It's all right.
2048
01:52:30,399 --> 01:52:32,400
Do you remember Susan,
2049
01:52:32,401 --> 01:52:34,336
your little girl Susan?
2050
01:52:40,743 --> 01:52:43,712
I wanted to give her something.
2051
01:53:06,802 --> 01:53:10,305
Is there such a thing
as too much hope?
2052
01:53:22,084 --> 01:53:25,087
Electricity is
a form of energy.
2053
01:53:26,588 --> 01:53:29,590
It is generated by power
sources driven by water,
2054
01:53:29,591 --> 01:53:31,593
steam, or atomic fission.
2055
01:53:33,095 --> 01:53:36,097
The two leading electric
power producing countries
2056
01:53:36,098 --> 01:53:39,100
in the world are
the United States of America
2057
01:53:39,101 --> 01:53:42,104
and the union of the Soviet
Socialist Republics.
2058
01:53:44,039 --> 01:53:46,040
The theory of electricity
is that atoms
2059
01:53:46,041 --> 01:53:48,042
gain or lose electrons.
2060
01:53:48,043 --> 01:53:52,547
Thus become positively
or negatively charged.
2061
01:53:52,548 --> 01:53:55,550
In this way,
a current is produced
2062
01:53:55,551 --> 01:53:59,187
and a current is designed
to flow through a circuit.
2063
01:55:44,393 --> 01:55:46,928
Aw, Paulie.
2064
01:55:48,430 --> 01:55:50,498
Aw, my pop.
2065
01:55:54,002 --> 01:55:56,004
Oh, Rochelle.
2066
01:56:01,743 --> 01:56:03,544
I will not have him here.
2067
01:56:07,182 --> 01:56:09,617
Let my son
be bar mitzvahed today.
2068
01:56:11,853 --> 01:56:14,288
Let our deaths
be his bar mitzvah.
2069
01:58:30,592 --> 01:58:33,094
You'll have to do it again.
2070
01:58:45,073 --> 01:58:50,077
There's a man going 'round
2071
01:58:50,078 --> 01:58:56,083
taking names
2072
01:58:56,084 --> 01:59:01,188
there's a man going 'round
2073
01:59:01,189 --> 01:59:04,692
taking names
2074
01:59:04,693 --> 01:59:09,196
he has taken my mother's name
2075
01:59:09,197 --> 01:59:15,202
and has left my heart in pain
2076
01:59:15,203 --> 01:59:20,007
there's a man going 'round
2077
01:59:20,008 --> 01:59:26,514
taking names
2078
01:59:26,515 --> 01:59:32,119
there's a man going 'round
2079
01:59:32,120 --> 01:59:37,625
taking names, taking names
2080
01:59:37,626 --> 01:59:42,630
there's a man going 'round
2081
01:59:42,631 --> 01:59:47,134
taking names, taking names
2082
01:59:47,135 --> 01:59:52,139
he has taken my father's name
2083
01:59:52,140 --> 01:59:57,645
and has left my heart in pain
2084
01:59:57,646 --> 02:00:03,817
there's a man going 'round
2085
02:00:03,818 --> 02:00:09,924
taking names
2086
02:00:09,925 --> 02:00:21,435
now death is the man
taking names
2087
02:00:21,436 --> 02:00:30,945
yes, death is the man
taking names
2088
02:00:30,946 --> 02:00:36,450
he has taken my brother's name
2089
02:00:36,451 --> 02:00:44,391
and has left my heart in pain
2090
02:00:44,392 --> 02:00:51,899
there's a man going 'round
2091
02:00:51,900 --> 02:01:00,308
taking names
2092
02:01:26,835 --> 02:01:29,837
We're ready for the service.
2093
02:01:29,838 --> 02:01:32,340
You wanted your own rabbi.
2094
02:01:44,352 --> 02:01:46,353
The name?
2095
02:01:46,354 --> 02:01:48,856
Uh, Susan.
Susan Isaacson.
2096
02:01:50,358 --> 02:01:52,860
That's Susan Isaacson.
2097
02:01:52,861 --> 02:01:53,862
Yes, sir.
2098
02:01:54,863 --> 02:01:56,864
That's Susan...
2099
02:01:56,865 --> 02:01:57,865
Susan...
2100
02:01:57,866 --> 02:01:59,366
Isaacson.
Susan Isaacson.
2101
02:01:59,367 --> 02:02:00,868
And then when you're
through with that,
2102
02:02:00,869 --> 02:02:02,369
in the name of Paul...
2103
02:02:02,370 --> 02:02:03,871
Paul...
2104
02:02:03,872 --> 02:02:04,872
And then
in the name of Rochelle.
2105
02:02:04,873 --> 02:02:05,373
And Rochelle.
2106
02:02:06,875 --> 02:02:09,377
In the name of all of them.
2107
02:03:19,180 --> 02:03:24,451
This little light of mine
2108
02:03:24,452 --> 02:03:28,622
I'm going to let it shine
2109
02:03:28,623 --> 02:03:33,761
this little light of mine
2110
02:03:33,762 --> 02:03:38,232
I'm going to let it shine
2111
02:03:38,233 --> 02:03:42,703
this little light of mine
2112
02:03:42,704 --> 02:03:46,607
I'm going to let it shine
2113
02:03:46,608 --> 02:03:49,109
let it shine
2114
02:03:49,110 --> 02:03:51,111
let it shine
2115
02:03:51,112 --> 02:03:55,583
let it shine
2116
02:04:01,589 --> 02:04:06,427
everywhere I go
2117
02:04:06,428 --> 02:04:11,498
I'm going to let it shine
2118
02:04:11,499 --> 02:04:16,236
everywhere I go
2119
02:04:16,237 --> 02:04:20,607
I'm going to let it shine
2120
02:04:20,608 --> 02:04:24,611
everywhere I go
2121
02:04:24,612 --> 02:04:28,849
I'm going to let it shine
2122
02:04:28,850 --> 02:04:30,851
let it shine
2123
02:04:30,852 --> 02:04:32,853
let it shine
2124
02:04:32,854 --> 02:04:37,859
let it shine
2125
02:05:17,966 --> 02:05:21,969
All through the night
2126
02:05:21,970 --> 02:05:26,473
I'm going to let it shine
2127
02:05:26,474 --> 02:05:31,011
all through the night
2128
02:05:31,012 --> 02:05:35,516
I'm going to let it shine
2129
02:05:35,517 --> 02:05:39,920
all through the night
2130
02:05:39,921 --> 02:05:42,923
I'm going to let it shine
2131
02:05:42,924 --> 02:05:47,427
let it shine
2132
02:05:47,428 --> 02:05:53,433
let it shine
2133
02:05:53,434 --> 02:06:02,943
let it shine
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